The STI field is narrow and both federal and provincial governments have been downsizing their policy-making activities over the past few years.
However, due to the economic crisis and the government's policy of downsizing the public workforce, the compulsory working policy was ended in 1998.
Civil service downsizing results from policies to cut the costs of the public sector and transfer the delivery of services to the private or non-profit sectors.
Returning to Flint, Moore filmed his first documentary, Roger & Me (1989), which chronicles the effects of unemployment in Flint due to the closing of two General Motors GMM) factories and the company's longer-term policy of downsizing.
Privatization of more than 50% of all SOEs, that involved early retirement programs as well as layoffs of redundant workers, together with a policy of government downsizing with an effective freeze on new hires in the government sector, contributed strongly to this trend.
PAGE 18 The Bush Years: A Preview George W. Bush, the first president with a business degree, may very well run the country like a C.E.O., and he may very well downsize foreign policy.
Dozens of key positions have gone unfilled, while the secretary of state reportedly focuses not on global diplomacy or what, in another age, was called "foreign policy," but on his reorganization (downsizing) of the department and evidently little else.
This is a policy that charges people for not downsizing without having enough small properties for them to downsize to.
Due to the process of downsizing traditional psychiatric hospitals, present mental health services policy favours active outpatient treatment.
Meanwhile, occupiers say his austerity measures are using the guise of the poor economy to dismantle liberal policies of the past decade through privatization and downsizing.
