Significats de major reorganisation en anglès

However, the last thing the NHS needs is yet another major reorganisation.

The health service and its stakeholders are keen to avoid another major reorganisation.

He promised a major reorganisation including decentralisation and faster decision making.

The Franciscan Order in Ireland is to undergo a major reorganisation as its numbers decline.

They are now embarked on their second major reorganisation of the NHS in just six years.

They are being made redundant as part of a major reorganisation of the company's Irish operations.

The Police Service of Northern Ireland needs further major reorganisation, its chief constable, Mr Hugh Orde has said.

Humana recently decided to pull out of Britain, where the state health service is undergoing a major reorganisation.

Burnham said he was anxious that whole-person care should not result in another major reorganisation of the NHS.

A major reorganisation for testing the roadworthiness of commercial vehicles has been announced by the Department of Transport today.

Hewlett Packard is merging its printer and PC business in a major reorganisation to save costs and boost growth.

The Community Games is set for a major reorganisation with a new emphasis on participation in sport rather than competition.

The retail and industrial property investor, Stride Property Group, has reported a lower profit after a major reorganisation of the business.

For the third successive year, they are being asked to agree to a major reorganisation that will significantly change their terms and conditions.

Most of the editorial staff at the Times Ireland edition will be made redundant as the title moves ahead with a major reorganisation.

Intel yesterday announced a major reorganisation following a year of strategic blunders and missed deadlines ahead of the appointment of a new chief executive.