"We will take all possible measures to mitigate compulsory redundancies through redeployment, using natural attrition, releasing of contractors, closing vacancies and opening voluntary redundancy registers," the bank said in a statement on Wednesday.
The party added that 100 to 120 posts would be cut and it estimated "at most 50 jobs will be lost due to vacant posts, hiring freeze and use of redeployment pool".
Coordination was provided for staff redeployment resulting from implementation of the zero nominal growth budget scenario, including separation of staff under agreed terms using the US$122 million authority approved by Conference.
"We are committed to working through these changes with our colleagues carefully and sensitively and will seek to use natural turnover and redeployment wherever possible," said David Oldfield, managing director for asset finance.
Thus, the hypoxic developmental history may provide a useful insight in the adult heart's genetic response to ischemia, by the redeployment of genes that were adapted to the low oxygen tension characteristic of the fetal/embryonic environment.
Thousands of blacks were killed with impunity, as Southern whites gambled that Northerners would be less bothered by atrocities than by the redeployment of federal troops in the South.
Such definition entails from simple adaptive algorithms to more sophisticated solutions such as self-optimization by automated redeployment (Malek et al. 2010) and self-organization enabled by dynamic architectures (Parunak and Brueckner 2011).
And the growth of revenues and bonuses of the quant traders and exchanges that will be affected will be more than offset by the redeployment of this talent and capital into more socially productive purposes.
While workers who were made redundant because of downsizing or the closure of a firm used to get paid a "redeployment" allowance, meant for people who are unable to find new jobs, that benefit will no longer be available by 2017.
By Tuesday, another redeployment was due.
