In October, the Bush campaign announced major cuts slashing jobs, removing senior staff, downsizing the Miami headquarters and cutting the campaign's payroll by 40 percent, along with 45 percent of its entire budget.
The attack brought down telephone and broadband links around the headquarters in County Fermanagh, cutting of around 200 people (there's a photo here).
She said that, during the last parliament, party activists had told headquarters that Miliband was not "cutting through".
They attacked a regional headquarters of the state security service, cutting off the head of the commander and killing a large number of policemen.
Five years ago, Ramon C. Cortines drastically reduced the bureaucracy by cutting the number at headquarters by the equivalent of more than 2,000 full-time workers, leaving the equivalent of 4,000 positions.
They joined Brian M. McLaughlin, the labor council's president, for a ribbon cutting at the new headquarters, at 31 West 15th Street.
After years of cutting staff numbers at headquarters, companies often lack people to throw at a special project and loathe the idea of taking on staff who, if all goes well, will be sacked within a year.
Even when he is merely taking a cab from C.B.S. headquarters, on Madison Avenue, to the "C.B.S. Reports" cutting room, on Ninth Avenue, he is "talked in" by a secretary, who tells the people on Ninth Avenue to stand by for action.
For example, the ICRC is restructuring in 2015, cutting staff at its Geneva headquarters and moving jobs to Serbia and the Philippines.
By cutting bonuses senior management proves to headquarters they have the bank's interests at heart (while probably leaving more for the top).
