Goldman Sachs, for instance, moves senior traders to risk positions, making clear that such moves are a step towards the top.
In addition, as companies invest more abroad, they need to be able to move senior staff freely from one part of the world to another.
The Web site's story saying that Adams believed she was the "victim of an effort to move senior teachers out" was still there as of mid-August.
Under Mr. Khuzami's direction, the enforcement team eliminated a layer of management, moving senior lawyers onto the front lines of investigations.
Morgan Stanley will move senior management and support staff from its individual investor group into the retrofitted building, as well as 700 institutional traders, salespeople and support staff.
The Web site account continues, "Though she believes she was the victim of an effort to move senior teachers out of the system, the due process tenure system worked in her case".
"It was a wonderful report, with plans to move senior citizens out of care facilities and even out of hospitals, and they had signed contracts with bus and ambulance providers," said Dr. Wolshon, who is also a professor at Louisiana State University.
But Corbyn's continuing battle to assert his authority was highlighted when it emerged that Rosie Winterton, the Labour chief whip, threatened to resign when the leadership suggested moving senior members of her team.
(See "Cisco's Threat From China").. Since early 2009 IBM has been moving senior executives to China and creating new divisions there in the hopes of scoring some of the billions of dollars the Chinese government is spending on infrastructure.
We're now moving senior staff off our campaign payroll and ending relationships with senior consultants.
