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Top 5 small, midsize, and large workplaces

Top large workplaces <a href='http://www.boston.com/business/special/topplaces/2010/profiles/winchester_hospital.html '>No. 5: Winchester Hospital Community hospital Based in: Winchester Massachusetts employees: 2,700 When <a href= http://www.boston.com/jobs/topworkplaces/2009/articles/harsh_reality_and_a_gentle_touch/ >the recession hit and the hospital saw its revenue take a plunge, executives knew they will have to cut costs -- $5 million, the equivalent of 100 jobs. Hospital leaders kept their workers informed as they froze pensions, eliminated time off, and canceled special employee events. In the end, however, the hospital did not have to lay off a single worker. Winchester Hospital patient Jason Utter of Medford befriended four-legged Amigo, as Dr. Kathleen Beyerman, RN, supervised.
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Top large workplaces

No. 5: Winchester Hospital
Community hospital
Based in: Winchester
Massachusetts employees: 2,700

When the recession hit and the hospital saw its revenue take a plunge, executives knew they will have to cut costs -- $5 million, the equivalent of 100 jobs. Hospital leaders kept their workers informed as they froze pensions, eliminated time off, and canceled special employee events. In the end, however, the hospital did not have to lay off a single worker.

Winchester Hospital patient Jason Utter of Medford befriended four-legged Amigo, as Dr. Kathleen Beyerman, RN, supervised.

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