Regardless of the court ruling, Corus admits that it must undertake a costly restructuring of the British business, with thousands of jobs at stake.
For example, the redistribution of RHA boundaries in Alberta in 2003 led to the restructuring of programs, clinician job loss, and the closure of the Chinook Hospice.
This restructuring of the central function will not see job losses, staff will be re-assigned to the three units, but the aim is to create a "lean corporate unit [that] will provide strategic support to the businesses, offering expertise in reward and talent development, strategic marketing, legal, group communications and M&A [mergers and acquisitions]".
In addition, he undertook a restructuring of the food giant, cutting thousands of jobs and shutting more than a dozen plants in an attempt to save some $1.2 billion.
The company said that a restructuring would eliminate the jobs of some of its 2,171 employees.
League officials explained the restructuring of the department by saying that Jackson's job had simply grown too big.
The 44-year-old was asked to reapply for his job following a restructuring of the coaching set-up, but has decided to pursue other opportunities.
The Georgian opposition is more popular in the capital than elsewhere, as many public sector workers had lost their jobs in a restructuring of the Civil Service, the police, government hospitals and the education system.
The corporate restructuring of the 1990s has squeezed out most such jobs.
The group, which has operations spanning funeral services to supermarkets, said there would be no quick fixes as directors conceded that shoring up the bank, which has 4.7 million customers, would involve job losses and significant restructuring of the wider group.
