It appears that a relatively small number of employees will be affected by the
reorganization of Kaiser Permanente HMO, according to Eric Noll, associate director of
human resources.
Only 39 employees who have been using the downtown Schenectady facility or
others that will be phased out in three to four months will be have to go to
facilities in Rotterdam, Latham or one of the physicians operating locally through the
plan, Noll said.
Union has 132 employees enrolled in Kaiser Permanente, 272 in CDPHP, and 153 in Union
POS.
In other news from Human Resources, retirement planning seminars by Kuchner Capital
Management are set for Tuesday, March 9. Fidelity Investments will hold personal
counseling sessions on Thursday, March 4.
Seats are available for the April 24 bus trip to New York City. A waiting list has
begun for the Dec. 4 trip to Radio City Music Hall. The Red Sox v. Yankees game in Boston
has a waiting list of 20.
Also from HR:
Discounts for Broadway shows are available through Human Resources.
Buyers Edge brochures for discounts on major purchases are now available.
Employee Recognition Luncheon is set for April 13.
Friends or relatives interested in working as temporary employees should contact
Human Resources and mention your name.
The Schenectady Business and Professional Women offer scholarship assistance to
women resuming their education.
Call ext. 6108 for details.