BP said 2015 will see it streamline operations at a cost of one billion US dollars (£638 million), a continuation of the downsizing that began following the Gulf of Mexico disaster in 2010.
In a statement today, Toyota Manufacturing UK said it wanted to improve production efficiency and that it had already told workers last year that it would streamline operations at Burnaston, which currently employs more than 3,500 people, from August.
It will streamline operations along three main lines, down from five, and said it would cut about 17,000 jobs over the next two years from its work force of 367,000, which is already down from the 385,000 people it employed at the end of March 2010.
Fujitsu say it could "streamline operations and cut errors".
It has streamlined operations as well, and has taken steps to improve the balance sheet.
Nokia also announced that it will "streamline operations" in product creation in Nokia's Symbian Smartphones organization, as well as Nokia's Services organization and certain corporate functions.
The measure is endorsed by Mayor Eric Garcetti, the City Council and DWP management, who hope it will streamline operations at the roughly $4-billion-per-year 4-billion-per-year 4-billion-per-year 4-billion-per-yearfor millions.
The measure is backed by Mayor Eric Garcetti, the City Council and DWP management, who hope it will streamline operations at the roughly $4-billion-per-year 4-billion-per-year 4-billion-per-year 4-billion-per-yearfor millions of customers.
In a much anticipated announcement, Richard T. Clark, who became Merck's chief executive in May and promised investors big changes, said the company would cut 11percentt of its staff of 62,000 as it streamlines its operations, particularly how it makes and distributes drugs and vaccines.
