This could significantly cut down the redundancy in the text.
She said the company "was committed to minimising the impact of these changes on staff" and would be looking to cut the jobs through voluntary redundancies.
Under the Winsor recommendations the way officers are paid will change, allowances will be cut, the ban on compulsory redundancies will be lifted and there could be pay cuts for officers who fail the fitness test.
Lavish government spending has helped to cut the jobless rate, but more redundancies are surely unavoidable if big firms restructure in earnest.
Along with voluntary redundancies, this should cut the firm's wage bill by roughly 15%.
For a mid-level manager in a multinational company, that might mean resisting orders from above to over-hire during good times and to cut redundancies during the bad.
To cut down on redundancy, GO terms were summarized into a more representative subset of terms using the web-based clustering tool REVIGO [ 51].
Moreover, there had been "an excellent response" to registering interest in voluntary severance, which would help to cut compulsory redundancies, she added.
So you try and cut redundancies, and discover that the ring is unnecessary".
In 2015, the House Budget Committee identified climate science as an area where lawmakers could "cut waste, eliminate redundancies, and end the abuse or misuse of taxpayer dollars".
