Sentence examples for a global restructuring from inspiring English sources

Sony, however, said a global restructuring of production, not union problems, were behind the decision.

Six months later, he was laid off again as part of a global restructuring of his new company.

In the throes of a global restructuring three years ago, P.& G. began searching for a city for a regional headquarters.

Lego Systems Inc. announced Monday that it would close its molding and processing operations at its United States headquarters, in Enfield, Conn., as part of a global restructuring.

So it was this week, when General Motors announced from Detroit that a global restructuring would lead to the loss of some 10,000 car-making jobs, 2,000 of them at Vauxhall's Luton plant (see article).The trade unions sprang quickly into action, and Stephen Byers, the trade and industry secretary, promised help for the displaced workforce.

Hours after Intel announced its departure, Bank of America said it would close its Costa Rican operations as part of a global restructuring programme, laying off 1,400 workers.It is a grim start for the new government of Luis Guillermo Solís, who will be sworn in as president on May 8th.

Whirlpool undertook a similar global restructuring plan two years ago, and today's news prompted at least one analyst to refer to the latest move as "restructuring fatigue".

Strategy Update and Global Restructuring Program On November 23, 2011 Nokia Siemens Networks announced its strategy to focus on mobile broadband and services and the launch of an extensive global restructuring program.

As a result, the global restructuring of labour markets has forced changes at the local level, with the effect of an increasing number of self-employed and immigrant or ethnic minority businesses (Strüder 2003).

All these companies, which together employ almost 50,000 people, may yet trade out of trouble, but with a prolonged slowdown forecast, experts at RBS, led by Derek Sach, head of global restructuring, are preparing for a busy time.

Merck plans to lay off about 15 percent of its work force -- about 15,000 people -- over the next two years as part of a global merger restructuring, according to an announcement the company issued on Thursday.