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By Christine McConville
Friday, October 23, 2009 -
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Clobbered by state cuts and operating on the brink of financial peril, Boston Medical Center has been burning through some $12 million a month out of its reserves to keep going.

Meanwhile, employees are agitating for more of a voice in future service or jobs cuts.

 
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TOUGH TIMES: Boston Medical Center workers have signed a petition seeking more of a voice in future service or job cuts.

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