Mass General Brigham attributed the layoffs to an expected budget shortfall of $250 billion over the next two years.

BOSTON - Mass General Brigham, the largest health care system in Massachusetts, announced layoffs Monday that will affect hundreds of workers, citing a $250 million projected budget gap. The layoffs will be "focused on non-clinical and non-patient facing roles,

Facing rising costs and hoping to make its sprawling network more efficient, the state’s largest private employer aims to cut payroll costs by over $200 million.

Nonprofit giant Mass General Brigham (MGB) will be laying off numerous non-clinical employees to close major budget shortfalls. | The major nonprofit system declined to put a number on the cuts and consolidations,

Mass General Brigham announces layoffs to address a $250 million budget deficit, focusing on non-clinical roles, aiming for efficiency and a resilient future.

The largest private employer in Massachusetts is planning significant layoffs citing a significant budget deficit.

According to the report, it marks the largest layoff in the history of the organization — Massachusetts’ largest private employer. Mass General Brigham declined to provide the amount of employees affected, but plans to save at least $200 million annually as a result, according to the report.

BOSTON (WGGB/WSHM) - Mass General Brigham is reportedly planning hundreds of layoffs, citing a huge budget deficit.

Mass General Brigham announced mass layoffs aimed to bridge a $250 million budget gap projected over the next two years in a letter to employees Monday -- meaning potentially hundreds of firings may be quickly coming down the line.