Significats de major reorganization en anglès

The management layoffs marked the beginning of a major reorganization and redesign, company officials said.

The company kicked off in June a major reorganization including job cuts at Dow Jones.

Damage includes a failed acquisition, a round of layoffs, a lawsuit, and a major reorganization.

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

Sagan's departure late last year, however, apparently helped catalyze the major reorganization announced Wednesday at Time Inc.'s New York headquarters.

This year, we must extend major reorganization efforts to education, to economic development, and to the management of our natural resources.

The company also completed a major reorganization, consolidating nine business divisions into four so-called domains from the business year that started in April.

He led a major reorganization of Citigroup's Asian operations in 2008 that gave regional heads increased authority across the bank's sprawling product lines.

World Bank President Jim Yong Kim just finished a major reorganization of the institution to make it more efficient and attuned to countries' needs.

The Technical Advisory Group urged that the agency immediately begin a major reorganization, and start planning for the recruitment of several thousand skilled computer scientists.

The company has been carrying out a major reorganization at its Dow Jones news publishing unit by cutting jobs and shifting resources to digital media.

These major reorganizations have provided a more effective structure for unified planning and direction of the vast defense establishment.