But Salz found that the 100 highly-paid bankers in SCM have been redeployed around the organisation, instead of being fired.
As well as desks and office equipment, more than 5,000 electrical circuits were disconnected and more than 4,000 pieces of broadcasting equipment, worth around £4m, have been redeployed around the BBC.
Certainly in India no one complained that the elections, spaced over six weeks in April and May to allow security forces to be redeployed around the country, were fraudulent.
In five weeks of voting – phased to allow more than 8 million security personnel and officials to be redeployed around the country – 15,000 litres of indelible ink has been used to mark the fingers of 551 million people who have voted.
Mr. Pawlenty, a potential 2012 presidential candidate, described the logic of the stimulus program in derisory terms: "We're going to take a dollar from you in the private sector, bring it into government, spin it around, take 5 to 20 percent for overhead, and redeploy it into the private economy and call that growth".
Companies around the world are keen to redeploy labor resources and cut costs to cope with the global downturn, but those operating in China may find that laying off people there will not be as easy as previously.
This may be contingent on managers recognising the new skills of the workforce, and their ability to redeploy individuals where their skills have maximum impact around future organisational needs.
Now one [sic] can imagine what will happen to Moscow, St Petersburg, the regional centres, if we redeploy fighters who are simply going to smash everything around them".
After learning of a loophole that permitted authorities to redeploy assets seized from criminals, Yerkovich built his show around the idea, giving undercover vice cops James Sonnyy" Crockett and Ricardo "Rico" Tubbs a lifestyle as decadent as their targets.
