Blue Cross, the state’ s largest health insurer, told employees of the voluntary buyouts on Monday, offering severance packages to workers 55 and older who have been with the company for at least 10 years. The buyouts are the first for the insurer since the late 1980 s, when the Massachusetts economy was hammered by technology and real estate busts.
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