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Lloyds TSB operated a six-tier payscale – ranging from £18,200 to £72,600 – and moved staff up and down based on whether they hit a points target.
As President Obama signaled last year that he would wind down the war in Iraq and refocus attention on Afghanistan, television networks largely withdrew from Baghdad, and moved staff to the Afghan capital, Kabul, though not on an equivalent basis.
More than half the reorganisations had cut staff; many had moved staff out to business units and/or outsourced activities.Does this mean that a good headquarters is a small headquarters?
The Danes and the Dutch have also moved staff out of their respective missions in Algeria and Pakistan.Iraqi resurgentsIn a reversal of fortune, Iraqi government troops took control of districts of Basra that had been held by militias loyal to Muqtada al-Sadr, which had given Iraqi forces a bloody nose only a few weeks ago.
IT changes will cost an estimated £280,000 and moving staff and materials £20,000.
Such a shift would require them to move staff out of London and into a base within the EU.
Moving staff from London seems a quick win, for example, but makes it tougher to recruit talent.
"We have a successful record of moving staff onto the digital side of the business," he said.
She said May has taken a "desperate decision" to move staff off border security to the Passport Office.
The museum's public space will nearly triple, to around 58,000 square feet, by moving staff offices to a newly purchased building.
It said it had taken an 11-year lease on the property and anticipated moving staff members there at the end of 2013.
