Sentences with phrase «job in a reorganization»

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A corporate reorganization or relocation could result in you losing your job earlier than you expected.

Our sources are calling the latest job reductions at Wing a layoff, however an X spokesperson explains that these cuts are not new but rather the final part of the reorganization that began in January, shortly after the departure of the unit's leader Dave Vos in the fall.

Jeremy Hunt and David Cameron fail to understand the real causes of the crisis facing the NHS: a chaotic reorganization, front - line job cuts, the disastrous introduction of the 111 service, the closure of NHS walk - in centres and the collapse of social care.

«I think we've done the job we were supposed to do,» reorganization board Vice Chairman Michael Del Guidice said during a meeting in New York City.

Some 300 out of 1,000 central - office jobs were cut in the resulting reorganization, according to Mr. Hopson.

Joel I. Klein, who presided over a radical reorganization of the New York City school system and drew praise and criticism for efforts to raise test scores and hold teachers accountable for them, resigned on Tuesday as chancellor after eight years in the job.

The job market has become increasingly competitive with the dramatic rise in downsizings, rightsizings, corporate reorganizations, off - shoring initiatives, and layoffs.

How clear job targeting and a full reorganization afford a hospital director new opportunities in executive - level health care positions.

In these times of mergers, acquisitions, reorganizations, down sizings and cost reductions, just about everyone has either lost a job due to no fault of his / her own or knows people who have had this happen to them.

The current trend in corporate downsizing, reorganization and plant closings force many people into job transition and into asking questions about their direction.

According to our January Jobs Report, things appear to be looking up for pharmaceutical and medical device companies, but if you're working at a company that seems to be stuck in ongoing «reorganization,» it may be time to turn up the intensity on your job search.