Sentences with word «reorganisation»

On the level of reorganisation of the economic systems from negotiated and governed interdependence we should branch out from the old trodden paths and the enclosing corsets created by liberal globalisation (World Bank, IMF, WTO).

Cameron had famously promised «no top down reorganisation of the NHS»; it was not in the coalition agreement; and the lib - dems certainly hadn't got anything like it in their manifesto.

«The Conservatives didn't tell people about these plans for the NHS before the election, and they specifically pledged no more top - down internal reorganisations in the coalition agreement.

Her clients include FTSE and AIM listed companies and non-corporate organisations, and she is regularly instructed on corporate reorganisations, takeovers and mergers and transfers of insurance business.

The group advises on reorganisation measures, security interests, the restructuring of financing schemes or the distressed M&A area, including non-performing loans.

Peter Black AM has accused the Welsh Labour Government of demonstrating a «complete lack of leadership» with regards to plans for reorganisation of local government in Wales.

Climate sensitivity is a nonsense concept — not applicable to a multiply coupled system that shifts because of an internal reorganisation of components every few decades.

And we've seen incredible sums ploughed into pet projects - more than # 100 million spent on installing elected police commissioners — money that could have paid for 3,000 new police constables - # 600 million added to the free schools budget in November — money that could pay for the extra 100,000 primary school places we so desperately need - and # 1.8 billion set aside for the costs of NHS reorganisation — half of which would keep 6,000 nurses in post for three years

With vast experience in his field, Vira is often invited as a speaker at conferences, both in Thailand and abroad, in the areas of business reorganisation relating to cross-border joint venture transactions; compliance with the Foreign Business Act; as well as real estate and dispute resolution.

Using data from brain imaging techniques that enable visualising the brain's activity, a neuroscientist at the University of Geneva (UNIGE) and a Parisian ENT surgeon have managed to decipher brain reorganisation processes at work when people start to lose their hearing, and thus predict the success or failure of a cochlear implant among people who have become profoundly deaf in their adult life.

Judicial reorganisation involves a court - appointed Judicial Administrator that oversees the financial restructuring of companies struggling with debt, including settling liabilities and the managing of labor costs.

The former Greater Accra Region Minister led the Gt Accra Regional reorganisation in 2001, became the Regional Chairman and 2004 Campaign Coordinator for Prof John Evans Atta Mills.But he later veered into academics, where he has carved a sterling niche for himself, at the helm of the transformation of the University of Professional Studies, Accra (UPSA).

As well as assisting clients with discrimination claims and allegations, and with day to day employment issues such as discipline and grievances, absence management, holiday and working time matters, Angus has particular experience in advising on changing terms and conditions of employment and the people - related aspects of group reorganisations, business transfers and outsourcing projects, many of which have had an international context.

Ohanaeze decried in a statement by its President - General, Chief John Nwodo, in Abuja on Sunday, the consistent and unrepentant display of disdain for the South - East by the Buhari administration as displayed in the recent reorganisation at the NNPC.

Advising a former nationalised industry on the TUPE and employment issues associated with a major reorganisation as part of a rescue package resulting from a catastrophic accident at one of its major sites.

Findings from the wider disability literature indicate that higher levels of FSOC are related to greater adaptation and a higher level of reorganisation following crises [98].

Plaid have performed an embarrassing u-turn by supporting the Welsh Government's local government reorganisation plans, Peter Black AM has said today.

Marwan Abdel Hamid, Senior Associate, Corporate — Marwan is regularly involved in complex corporate structuring and reorganisations as well as advising a number of national and foreign families in the UAE and GCC.

UK milk processor Robert Wiseman Dairies has reported a decline in pre-tax profit after losses and costs associated with reorganisation and an inquiry by Britain's Office of Fair Trading.

«It will add red tape and bureaucracy just as the NHS is struggling to cope with the financial challenge and the biggest reorganisation in its history.»

This sets out requirements and provides guidance in respect of school reorganisation proposals brought forward to reconfigure school provision and for those responsible for determining proposals.

Iain, regarding the accusations of planned gerrymandering, it is all very well talking about the impartiality of the Electoral Commission but Cameron has announced his intention to slash its funding - while at the same time enforcing a massive reorganisation of boundaries by cutting the number of seats by 10 %.

What are common reasons behind litigation for company reorganisations and how would you advise companies to avoid this?

The apex socio - political organisation for the Igbo, the Ohanaeze Ndigbo, has appealed to President Muhammedu Buhari to revisit the recent reorganisation at the Nigerian National Petroleum Corporation in the interest of peace, unity and good governance.

We advise LSG Sky Chefs in various employment law matters including reorganisation of business and collective labour issues.

«The Tory government's plans to force all schools to become academies is a top - down, costly reorganisation of our schools, which nobody wants and schools don't need.»

The Welsh Liberal Democrats have made clear today that they would not support any local government reorganisation proposals without the introduction of a fair voting system.

The money raised will cover reorganisation costs as the bank announced yesterday that it intends to cut 15,000 jobs by 2018 as it seeks to strengthen its balance sheet by removing $ 100bn (# 65bn) of assets.

Our team specialises in advising employers on all aspects of redundancy, from large scale strategic reorganisations to individual redundancies, and has significant experience in co-ordinating redundancies across jurisdictions.

That's why we needed judicial reorganisation.»

Philip Harman advises a wide variety of UK employers upon all aspects of employment law and practice including large scale reorganisations, TUPE, executive departures and industrial relations - including recognition issues, collective bargaining and industrial disputes.

Whether it is an international reorganisation, acquisition, disposal or merger, brand protection, financing issue, cross-border dispute or private client matter, we have the skills and experience to provide expert advice and excellent client service.

«Not only was the team unable to produce concrete examples of overcapacity, [Levene] was unable to quantify any savings from reorganisation,» say the MPs.

Whitehall reorganisations that are conducted in a hurry often don't last very long.

In office, however, # 3bn has been wasted on a chaotic top - down reorganisation which nobody voted for and which has left the NHS in a mess.

The shadow culture secretary, Michael Dugher, one of those believed to be at risk in the impending reorganisation, told BBC 5 Live's Pienaar's Politics programme that previous Labour leaders he had worked closely with had been reluctant to «go down the path of big reshuffles».

In a post on Facebook, Mr Mahama applauded the party's reorganisation efforts which he said had raised the party morale.

«There's still cortical reorganisation, even when you're older,»...

It is, after all, the environmental movement which seeks a radical reorganisation of our political, economic, and philosophical outlooks.

Richard has been a corporate lawyer since 1998 and has extensive experience of mergers and acquisitions (public and private), venture capital and private equity, public company listings and fundraisings, compliance under the Listing Rules and AIM rules, joint ventures, acquisition finance, corporate and share capital reorganisations, investment funds, directors» duties, corporate governance and commercial contracts.

American Airlines stressed earlier that it remains part of oneworld after its parent company AMR Corporation voluntarily filed for Chapter 11 reorganisation under United States law.

Advising a privately owned multinational group on a number of significant reorganisations, including working with transfer pricing economists to determine the appropriate pricing for intra-group services.

As public libraries are often vulnerable to local authority reorganisation or spending cuts, post-qualification positions can be difficult to get.

Laura has recently written an updated chapter on intra-group reorganisations in Tolley's Employment Law, with a particular focus on TUPE.