Sentence examples for organisational restructure from inspiring English sources

These redundancies comprise 700 people in 2014-15, made up of direct job losses and an organisational restructure.

The paradox is that people are increasingly looking to the public sector for support at a time when it is undergoing an unprecedented financial squeeze and organisational restructure.

The RFU statement also stated that the board "reiterated its full support for the organisational restructure undertaken".

> The aim of this study was to profile the potentially modifiable inner context variables of staff attitudes, capabilities and competencies in CRT and CBTp prior to organisational restructure which would facilitate a service wide implementation plan for these therapies.

Organisational restructures are often less about financial or administrative efficiency and more to do with shifting power relations.

6 January 2011: Steele announces a radical organisational restructuring of the RFU, which includes the establishment of a new rugby department split into three sections: performance, operations and development.

The NHS improvement chief executive, Jim Mackey, has quashed any illusions that promising to achieve heroic savings through fancy organisational restructuring will be acceptable.

The report praises achievements in Torbay but fails to note that this has been achieved on the back of organisational restructuring using the Care Trust model.

In my own work with Mats Alvesson we found that many organisational restructuring and change initiatives achieve very little apart from making employees miserable, building the reputations of a few managers, and fattening the coffers of consultants.

Jamie Merriman, a retail analyst at Bernstein, said: "Overall, we think this is an encouraging statement of the opportunity to improve profit at Kingfisher … [but] there is nothing that addresses headcount and organisational restructuring".

The County of Nice declined to participate owing to "organisational restructuring", the Isle of Man pulled out because the UK government advises against travel to Abkhazia, and the Aymara people from South America could not travel after promised funding from the Chilean government did not come through, according to tournament organisers.