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

Officials said that about 230 positions were being cut, roughly 1.5% of its staff of more than 14,000 employees, though its ...

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

Sharp HealthCare announced Monday it will be laying off over 300 employees, citing rising costs and challenging economic ...

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

A day after Sharp HealthCare announced it was laying off 315 of its employees, an additional 40 Sharp medical office workers ...

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.

Sharp HealthCare’s employee retention rate is among the highest among health systems in California. SEIU-UHW claims that low pay at Sharp is what’s driving turnover and short staffing.

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

Previously, in May 2024, Palomar Health borrowed money from, and approved an “exclusivity arrangement” with, another local hospital system – Sharp HealthCare. The exclusivity arrangement provided one ...

Sharp Healthcare provided the following statement to ABC 10News: "It’s critical for San Diegans to know that staffing levels at Sharp hospitals are among the highest in the state.