Meanings of organisational changes in English

This has implications for any future organisational changes in community eye-care services.

We have made swift organisational changes to help stimulate our business performance.

We were always informed of organisational changes, new staff and the like.

And then there are the big organisational changes demanded by government.

Maybe turning 40 was the catalyst or even the impending organisational changes at work.

Every year, Toyota discloses executive and organisational changes ahead of its annual shareholders' meeting in June.

In connection with the organisational changes, Siemens appoined three new members to the company's managing board.

King and Goodfriend suggested organisational changes at the bank including reducing the number of members on its board.

Many legislative and organisational changes over the years have attempted to improve the experiences of children in care.

The move comes on the back of a series of other organisational changes in Goldman's debt markets team in recent months.

The third reason is the challenge of maintaining high standards of performance while implementing the biggest organisational changes in its history.

The organisational changes made by Countrywide, along with the cooling property market, led to it losing market share to other traditional competitors, Long said.

There are organisational changes that flow from it -I do not deny that -but they would have had to have happened anyway.

This paradigm shift imposes significant structural and organisational changes on a business presenting both hidden challenges that must be addressed and opportunities to be embraced.

Jimmy Spratt branded his DPP a toothless tiger after organisational changes to the policing structure meant the district commander did not appear at every meeting.

The company, which employs around 8,300 people in 100 countries, said the organisational changes would result in around 600 job losses globally.