Last week, CVS Health confirmed it planned to cut 2,900 jobs, mostly in corporate roles. The 632 noticed Rhode Island layoffs represent 22% of the total planned job cuts.

More than 600 employees who work out of CVS Health’s Woonsocket headquarters, including 80 state residents, will lose their jobs in December, according to a notice filed with the Rhode Island Department of Labor and Training on Sunday,

The company announced on Sept. 30 it was laying off nearly 3,000 people nationally as it seeks to cut $2 billion in expenses and explores breaking up the company.

Only 153 of the terminated employees work at the Woonsocket headquarters or surrounding facilities while the remaining affected employees work remotely, reporting to leaders in Woonsocket.

The Woonsocket-headquartered company filed its required “Worker Adjustment and Retraining Notification” (WARN) letter with the Rhode Island Department of Labor and Training, which was posted on Monday. CVS wrote the following:

CVS has announced it will be laying off almost 3,000 employees, and reassures workers that front-line jobs in stores and pharmacies will not be affected.