Maximus to cut 75 jobs in Quincy working on MassHealth project

The McLean, Va.-based government contractor (NYSE: MMS) said that all positions and jobs connected to its "MassHealth Key Operations Services" project in Quincy will be eliminated by the end of the year.

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Maximus to cut 75 jobs in Quincy working on MassHealth project

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