IHH Healthcare to cut close to 400 jobs across S'pore, Hong Kong and Malaysia
IHH Healthcare is cutting approximately 380 jobs across its Singapore, Hong Kong, and Malaysia offices as part of a business consolidation strategy. The company stated that clinical and patient-facing roles remain unaffected by these changes.
Why it matters
This restructuring highlights ongoing efforts by large healthcare providers to improve operational efficiency and scalability through centralized support services.
Around 380 staff are affected in the changes, which are part of its transformation efforts
[SINGAPORE] Close to 400 employees at IHH Healthcare will be leaving the organisation as it looks at consolidating its business support services.
In a statement on Thursday (Nov 4), the healthcare group said that those affected are from its Singapore, Hong Kong and Malaysia offices.
“As part of the consolidation, some employees will move into redesigned roles while approximately 0.5 per cent of IHH’s 76,000 total workforce will transition out of the organisation across Singapore, Hong Kong and Malaysia,” it said.
The figure translates to about 380 affected employees.
Clinical services, healthcare professionals and patient-facing teams are not affected, it said, adding that patients will continue receiving the same quality of care at its hospitals and healthcare facilities.
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