Cerner

Cerner, the city's largest private employer, is closing its world headquarters in North Kansas City and Realization Campus in South Kansas City. The moves come just months after the company was acquired by Oracle in a multi-billion-dollar deal.

Oracle said it intends to “maintain and grow Cerner’s community presence, including in the Kansas City area” and use Oracle’s global footprint “to reach new geographies faster.”

In 2018, the Department of Veterans Affairs awarded Cerner a $10 billion contract to modernize its electronic health care records system.

The settlement covers all beneficiaries of Cerner’s retirement plan as of Jan. 21, 2014, or roughly 26,000 people.

Michael Ahlers was the administrator of the med center’s occupational therapy education department from around 2001 to 2015.

The felony charges respectively carry maximum prison sentences of 30 years and three years in prison.

From 30,000 federal workers to T-Mobile to thousands who work at two engineering firms, managers are waiting until workspaces are modified and sanitized to bring workers back to their offices.

A class action lawsuit charges that Cerner failed to use its immense bargaining power to limit investment expenses for its employee retirement plan.

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