Sharp HealthCare will lay off 315 employees due to financial challenges, the organization announced on Monday.

Hundreds of Sharp HealthCare employees were laid off as part of the health care company's efforts to cut costs.

Citing significant financial headwinds, Sharp HealthCare, San Diego County’s largest medical provider, on Monday announced ...

The new union members are assigned to six offices, known as SharpCare in San Diego, East County and the South Bay.

Sharp medical office workers voted unanimously to join SEIU-United Healthcare Workers West, it was announced this week.

Citing changing economic conditions, Sharp HealthCare has announced it will be cutting 315 employees from its payrolls as part of a reduction of 1.5% of its workforce.

Just two months after hitting the picket lines, roughly 5,000 Sharp HealthCare workers are, once again, preparing to vote on a potential strike.

— Sharp HealthCare spokesperson The strike authorization impacts a wide range of job classes, including certified nursing assistants, pharmacy technicians and surgical technologists, among others.

Sharp HealthCare president and CEO Chris Howard said: “Sharp is most excited about our new collaboration, which is based on Palomar and Sharp’s shared commitment to high-quality care ...

Sharp HealthCare, San Diego's largest and most comprehensive health care delivery system, is recognized for clinical excellence in cardiac, cancer, multi-organ transplantation, neuroscience ...

As Sharp HealthCare workers hit the picket line on Wednesday outside of Grossmont Hospital, some personal stories have emerged that detail what some employees are hoping for.