"AstraZeneca will cut 113 jobs in Massachusetts; New health facility in Dedham trying to fill 250 positions" by Todd Wallack, Globe Staff | September 11, 2009
Boston-based Hebrew SeniorLife says it hopes to hire 250 workers for its new health care center in Dedham, which is slated to open next month.
Yeah, those will save the economy.
The health care center is the third and final phase of the NewBridge on the Charles retirement community, which will employ a total of 650 workers when it is completed. Hebrew SeniorLife, an affiliate of the Harvard Medical School, is trying to fill a variety of positions at the health center, including nurses, part-time nursing assistants, cooks, and food servers.
You know, the good jobs.
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