"We're expecting no redundancies going forward, the business plan calls for no redundancies," Greybull co-founder Marc Meyohas told reporters on a conference call.
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Archaic employee redundancies Archaic employee redundancies Solutions on the market today require bar owners to do a lot of work that's not part of their existing daily routines.
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Redundancies were also high in the energy and financial sectors.
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You will literally survive rounds of redundancies by doing this.
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"Being quadrupedal is about having redundancies," he tells The Verge.
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" The EPA said the budget would "reduce redundancies and inefficiencies.
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As GameStop grew it store count, it increased its redundancies.
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Compulsory redundancies were ruled out until the end of 2020.
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"Compulsory redundancies will always be a last resort," it said.
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Some 105 Poundworld stores have already shut, with 1,266 redundancies.
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Few if any state that they try to avoid compulsory redundancies.
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And because of technology changes, they'll have a lot of redundancies.
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But once the redundancies are removed, what are shareholders left with?
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MKL posted cumulative reserve redundancies in each of the last 12 years.
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The additional 200 redundancies will be from junior ranks, the report said.
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He said cuts to agency budgets would likely mean several thousand redundancies.
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The redundancies exclude frontline call center staff, the Times said citing sources.
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Redundancies are rising, suggesting that a broader downturn is around the corner.
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"Large-scale redundancies in the steel sector could threaten social stability," he warned.
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Annual rounds of redundancies have "become a way of life", Mr McDonald sighs.
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As a result, there have been a small number of redundancies within Pottermore.
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The key, then, is to mitigate these errors by building redundancies into devices.
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Macy's is looking for markets where it has redundancies, spreading out the closings.
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The expected redundancies amount to almost five percent of the company's current workforce.
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Yet the government's short-term response to the shipyard redundancies was fairly successful.
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This has resulted in a number of redundancies in the UK and Ireland.
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It is supposed to provide training and support when there are mass redundancies.
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In theory, economies of scale can eliminate redundancies and allow for better coordination.
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They will end up spending more on redundancies than they do on transfers.
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Modern aircraft are built with backups and redundancies for virtually every crucial component.
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It did not comment on any possible cost savings associated with the redundancies.
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LATAM confirmed there would be redundancies but would not give an exact number.
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Transfers to Poland will be offered in order to minimise any redundancies, Ryanair added.
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The RRS is supposed to provide training and support when there are mass redundancies.
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Transfers to Poland will be offered in order to minimize any redundancies, Ryanair added.
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"One of the biggest issues facing factory workers in China are redundancies," she says.
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But the genetic code is full of redundancies, for reasons that no one understands.
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Crucially, it enables the kind of redundancies that make communities more resilient during disasters.
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"The most critical elements of Saudi Arabia's oil infrastructure include several redundancies," Kamal says.
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Good systems assume that mistakes will happen and build in redundancies to handle them.
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The more severe the failure condition, the more redundancies that system is supposed to have.
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We are also told that the proportion of redundancies is not equal across internal departments.
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The company did not give any details about job cuts, but ruled out forced redundancies.
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BMW will seek to reduce the size of its workforce but ruled out forced redundancies.
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It is in talks with stores staff over changes to working hours and possible redundancies.
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A host of measures from voluntary redundancies to sharing ATMs has helped to contain costs.
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Mason raised issues including errant capitalization, redundancies, and a lack of specificity in the letter.
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The book could easily be trimmed by a third by eliminating some of those redundancies.
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The redundancies especially affect support staff such as baggage handlers and security workers, he said.
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Royal Mail added it would continue to deliver on its existing plans without compulsory redundancies.
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The cuts on Thursday follow 95 redundancies announced at Bombardier's Northern Ireland operations last month.
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Permitting delays and redundancies have left fingerprints on virtually every element of America's critical infrastructure.
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She also said they had built systems with multiple redundancies, such as keeping paper records.
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The company, a German household name, has not imposed compulsory redundancies for about a decade.
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The redundancies will also affect the headquarters of its international retail banking unit in Paris.
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The latest redundancies mean RBS has cut 13,500 staff across the UK so far this year.
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Reserving across the non-life division is strong and has historically produced large claim reserve redundancies.
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Worst-case scenario: With no redundancies or adequate after-hour pharmacy coverage, medication errors often arise.
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According to the lawsuit, Cooper cleared his cache and lost much more than just the redundancies.
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The redundancies will effect sites in Fareham, Birmingham, London, Halifax and Chester, employee union Unite said.
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Companies don't typically merge to create more jobs; they want to eliminate redundancies and reduce payrolls.
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Note that Carson offers no roadmap for consolidation or examples of redundancies he plans to eliminate.
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The latest redundancies mean RBS has cut 1,500 staff across the UK so far this year.
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E.ON boss Johannes Teyssen has said he hopes job reductions can be done without forced redundancies.
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The large cloud providers also offer global coverage, and redundancies are hard and expensive to build.
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The move will lead to 2,900 redundancies — about 60% of the UK workforce of Carphone Warehouse.
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According to letters that ISS sent cleaners, the redundancies are being done in the name of "cost effectiveness" and in agreement with EY. IWGB argues that such redundancies will place additional strains on an already taxed workforce, which includes many migrants who depend on low-wage work.
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This meant adding in some mechanical redundancies and implementing machine learning-powered predictive and remote maintenance capabilities.
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AI has built redundancies into the system to ensure single failures don't result in system-wide failures.
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Businesses, civil-society groups, standard-setting organizations, and regulators have begun identifying gaps and redundancies among disclosures.
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MKL posted cumulative reserve redundancies (exceeding actuarially calculated point estimates) in each of the last 13 years.
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It said none of the options being explored involved a significant number of store closures or redundancies.
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Redundancies, automated messages from Listservs, delivery-failure notices, and other pieces of modern detritus were trimmed away.
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Although the company was seeking voluntary job cuts, compulsory redundancies could not be ruled out, it said.
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Business minister Claire Perry said she would work with BAE to keep compulsory redundancies to a minimum.
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As we had always planned, we will have a paper backup and redundancies in place for our process.
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As we had always planned, we will have a paper backup and redundancies in place for our process.
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And it means building in redundancies so that the car can respond gracefully even if key components fail.
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It said Monarch staff were even asked to ring a premium-rate number to hear about their redundancies.
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The firm said it anticipated redundancies among its workforce of 3,200 but did not give a specific number.
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In August, it announced plans to cut 3,000 jobs, its latest round of redundancies, and slashed the dividend.
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However, TechCrunch, which reported the news here first, pegged the number of redundancies at about a 100 employees.
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Walker and Navarro expressed a desire to get rid of redundancies in the space vehicles we are building.
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Fortunately, there are new analytical tools available to speed up and enhance the task of identifying regulatory redundancies.
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The Institute of Directors says one-quarter of its members plan to halt recruitment, and 13% plan redundancies.
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"Following an immediate assessment of the financial position, the administrators have made a number of redundancies," BDO said.
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As a result, Kaeser said there was bound to be redundancies as a result of the companies merging.
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The group is not making any redundancies, though it is implementing measures to cut costs, the statement said.
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The WSJ said that the new plan could take many months to execute, with redundancies spilling into 22.
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The Italian retail bank signed a trade union agreement on 2300 more voluntary redundancies, it said on Tuesday.
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The brand has ruled out compulsory redundancies until 21.2 and is counting on natural attrition and voluntary retirements.
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The impact on jobs was unclear but Enders has pledged to avoid "massive" redundancies among the 137,000 staff.
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But this one example points to the kinds of redundancies that are inevitable in such a massive merger.
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Asked whether he could rule out forced redundancies, he said he was confident of finding fair solutions in 2017.
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What we have instead are tremendous waste, redundancies, and huge financial cost on an estimated 226 separate military programs.
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What's more, according to the manager, the hundreds of new hires over the summer created redundancies that sparked competition.
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The administrators said 27 stores were not included in the deal and would close immediately, resulting in 455 redundancies.
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The administrators said 27 stores were not included in the deal and would close immediately, resulting in 455 redundancies.
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The bank will cut 750 jobs in France, where all the redundancies will be made on a voluntary basis.
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The association believes 296 positions will still be lost across the organisation, with 40 percent to be forced redundancies.
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The club are reportedly hoping the majority of cuts will be voluntary, but compulsory redundancies are also an option.
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"This number does not exist ... there are no redundancies or restructuring plans," CEO Philippe Donnet told reporters on Wednesday.
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The company will open negotiations with local trade unions over 1,130 redundancies, it said in a statement on Monday.
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Greco said the new structure would lead to further redundancies but that it was too early to quantify these.
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Unlike the campaigners, those unskilled workers who lose out, through redundancies or slower hiring, do not have loud voices.
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One study found that large farms boosted their incomes by $13 billion because of redundancies within the 2014 bill.
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Boeing has developed software fixes for the planes and additional redundancies but regulators haven't yet signed off on them.
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The German carrier plans up to 6,1003 redundancies in Alitalia, a separate report in Il Sole 24 Ore said.
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Can we build up more resilience by ensuring that there are carefully-designed redundancies in our most critical systems?
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This has led to unchecked waste and redundancies in a sprawling bureaucracy that would be humanly impossible to map.
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It would "eliminate redundancies that dilute the ability of a bureau to deliver on its primary functions," he said.
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Tinguely's work, while riffing on that of Alexander Calder, is full of dark deviations, destructive redundancies, and repeated cruelties.
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Credit Suisse, Switzerland's second-biggest bank, made a total of around 200 redundancies in its London-based operations last month.
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Right now, NASA astronauts on board the ISS already have numerous redundancies in place during spacewalks to keep them safe.
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They are programmed to work with multiple redundancies in case of mechanical failures, and also include sensors and avoidance technology.
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But the HVB deal would involve fewer redundancies than the 30,000 jobs which could be lost from merging with Deutsche.
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"Who could possibly believe that making redundancies easier will create jobs?" reads a union flyer handed out at the rally.
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They are arranged in groups of 20, carefully hung in two parallel rows, though chosen randomly to deliberately avoid redundancies.
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The nature of my job is such that I own all of the devices above and others and some redundancies.
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There's still time to develop redundancies that keep mission critical information and communications running even during an ill-timed update.
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Telstra also showed in its financial report that a war chest of $86 million has been raised for further redundancies.
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Ramaphosa has promised Eskom won't be privatized and that voluntary severance packages will be offered to staff instead of redundancies.
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Safety is paramount and the team is working on the compute that will handle the flying as well as redundancies.
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This Council could help identify redundancies and gaps in our biodefense before they wind up costing lives and wasting dollars.
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If Duke lacked something, it was redundancies, which both nuclear submarines and college basketball champions install to handle all eventualities.
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The economist said there was a need for the creation of new jobs and upskilling in order to avoid redundancies.
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Ebix intends to consolidate both these acquisitions into its Financial Exchange operations bringing significant synergies and redundancies to the combined operation.
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The RBS staff affected by this latest round of redundancies work in cities across Britain, including London, Edinburgh, Manchester and Birmingham.
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Regular rounds of redundancies at banks in recent years and the lengthy working hours of junior bankers have dented banking's allure.
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Bompard also said if the Dia stores did not find buyers and had to be closed there could be more redundancies.
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Anchor's apparently effectively doubled that number, implying that it's brought advertisements to somewhere in the neighborhood of 7,000 podcasts, excluding redundancies.
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The increase in manufacturing layoffs likely reflected redundancies in the automobile sector, which is experiencing slowing sales and an inventory overhang.
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The bank had already begun to make redundancies in Asia, a second source with direct knowledge of the matter told Reuters.
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Headcount had peaked at 302,000 in 2009 after the Merrill purchase; it fell by 100,000 in a brutal series of redundancies.
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That round of reforms led to around 28 million redundancies and cost the government about 73.1 billion yuan in resettlement funds.
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The number of visitors fell by a third last year compared with 2016, and cost-cutting has led to voluntary redundancies.
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But the astronauts were able to carry on as normal because the space agencies involved have built in redundancies and failsafes.
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"The announced job cuts ... must be cushioned, with no compulsory redundancies," said Andreas Scheidt, a member of labor union Verdi's board.
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Having individual VA hospitals negotiate their own contracts for medical supplies and equipment creates enormous redundancies and waste in the system.
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There's no real way to protect against impact with such small objects, other than shielding against them and building in redundancies.
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"This is a good move by Lloyds to suspend the programme of redundancies," Ged Nichols, general secretary of Accord told Reuters.
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Another way to make cuts is by evaluating the actual work the agency does to see where there may be redundancies.
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"This morning we said our intention is to avoid forced redundancies," Tavares said on Thursday at an auto-industry conference in Berlin.
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Brodin said expected redundancies were related to central functions and global service offices in particular, but also local service offices across markets.
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To reduce redundancies across the US, UK and Spain, we made the difficult decision to downsize our team by about 25% globally.
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We have always said all along that throughout this process, we have backups to the system, that we have redundancies built in.
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France's biggest bank said all job cuts at BNP Paribas Securities Services would be through voluntary redundancies over the next three years.
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Burgher said the deal would achieve $3.5 billion in synergies and cost savings through divestitures and by eliminating redundancies, including duplicate offices.
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Brodin said expected redundancies were related to central functions and global service offices in particular, but also local service offices across markets.
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The company said the planned redundancies would help adjust the size of its workforce to a smaller investment plan and boost productivity.
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It demanded the player's attention with a cymbal crash, and as a result its constraints and redundancies were all the more glaring.
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But experts caution that that's the way intelligence works: many intelligence collection operations operate with multiple intelligence techniques that serve as redundancies.
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Under the agreement with the trade unions, 4.870 workers will accept lower working hours and 570 will be eligible for voluntary redundancies.
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But there are divergent views on whether the redundancies in India by major IT companies have anything to do with Trump's policies.
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The company did not give a specific number of jobs that would be cut but said it would seek to minimise redundancies.
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And they also need to overcome redundancies and algorithmic protections meant to make networks resilient in case of unintentional outages or bugs.
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As a condition, Lufthansa is asking the Italian Treasury to exit the company within three years and take care of 2,500 redundancies.
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Organized labor at Bayer had backed the restructuring program, mainly because the employer had ruled out forced redundancies in Germany through 2025.
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On the eve of our first strike the redundancies were called off and we came to a deal – and saved everyone's jobs.
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The show's sponsor, Ernst & Young, recently announced that cleaning staff at three of its offices in London are currently facing possible redundancies.
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Agencies are rarely consolidated or eliminated, even when creating new ones produces redundancies as multiple agencies operate in the same policy space.
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Regular computers have error correction, or built-in redundancies, places where multiple bits perform the same function in case one of them fail.
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The Wall Street Journal endured a 21% drop in advertising revenue in mid-2016, leading to yet more cost-cutting and voluntary redundancies.
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Similarly, employers mention parental leave rules that are more generous to workers and longer consultation periods over redundancies than set out by Brussels.
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"We are starting to see signs of big company disease, such as low individual performance and organizational redundancies," he wrote at the time.
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On labor reforms, Greece will not be forced to ease present restrictions on collective redundancies initially sought by the IMF, another official said.
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As Voyage founder Oliver Cameron described to me, its software and hardware redundancies can ensure a level of safety that ROS can't match.
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One of the sources said the bank would announce at least 20163,000 redundancies and the job cuts would be almost entirely in Italy.
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Last year, the venture cut jobs with a mix of voluntary and compulsory redundancies and reduced daily production shifts from three to two.
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One of the sources said the bank would announce at least 9,000 redundancies and the job cuts would occur almost entirely in Italy.
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Editing video takes up a lot of hard drive space as video editing software creates various redundancies and backups during the editing process.
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"We are starting to see signs of big company disease, such as low individual performance and organizational redundancies," Jia said in the letter.
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Previous moves have included closing a U.S. pill factory in Colorado that resulted in 450 job losses, as well as redundancies in Japan.
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Carpetright said the acquisition is not expected to lead to major job losses, but some redundancies are expected as it realigns its stores.
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Boeing's proposed software fixes and redesigns should build in redundancies and give pilots more control, preventing a similar accident from ever happening again.
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In a restructuring announced in 2012, 1,900 staff were removed across the company, and further redundancies have been made in the years following.
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"Our vehicles will be built with multiple redundancies, as well as sophisticated 'sense and avoid' technology," according to the company's Prime Air website.
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At the Australian Broadcasting Corporation, the main public broadcaster, government funding cuts are expected to lead to more than 100 redundancies or layoffs.
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He told reporters they will mean redundancies and reductions in the number of police cars, as well as a trimming of maintenance contracts.
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It would require manufacturers to report supply disruptions of active pharmaceutical ingredients—not just finished medicines—and to create redundancies and contingency plans.
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Danske Bank has offered 2,000 Danish employees voluntary redundancies as part of a cost cutting exercise, the bank told broadcaster TV2 on Monday.
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It also demonstrated that the technology is able to detect redundancies, given that people will have made the same arguments using different words.
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This action is not unexpected, given that both companies have a lot of redundancies, including in human resources, finance, marketing and general administration.
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As a result of this, News Shopper and hundreds of local papers like it are facing redundancies, staff shortages, strikes, and even closures.
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These capabilities, known as redundancies, are extremely important for fully driverless vehicles as they provide an important backstop in the event of a failure.
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According to Reuters, the letter also read:We are starting to see signs of big company disease, such as low individual performance and organizational redundancies.
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However, UAE banks including NBAD have been seeking to cut costs, including staff redundancies, to manage the expected slowdown due to lower oil prices.
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"Who could imagine that making redundancies simpler will favour jobs?" sniffed a group of politicians and intellectuals in Le Monde, a newspaper, last year.
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"A successful DNI makes the intelligence community more efficient, more collaborative, limits redundancies, and advances seamless information sharing across our intelligence agencies," they wrote.
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As reserve releases have been a significant contributor to PRE's earnings, Fitch recognizes the company's run-rate profitability could decline if reserve redundancies diminish.
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The group's new business plan to 210 envisages the closure of 210 branches with 210,2300 voluntary redundancies and 225 new hires, Il Messaggero said.
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"We're planning to demonstrate the redundancies built into the capsule on this re-flight of the [New Shepard] vehicle," wrote Bezos in an email.
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The agency is not necessarily meant to launch new cybersecurity initiatives, but to eliminate redundancies and overlaps within the government, according to Carson's campaign.
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Bain and Cinven have agreed to avoid forced redundancies for four years, assurances which Weidenfels said puts the company on a path to growth.
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German unions IG BCE and IG Metall have struck a deal with Linde's management to avoid forced redundancies in Germany before 2021, Buechele said.
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The bankruptcy trustee, an accountant and CPA, fired the CEO, who is a doctor, earlier this week in the name of eliminating management redundancies.
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The Israel Defense Forces (IDF) is known for its operational creativity, so Iran must expect an unpredictable response to every one of its defensive redundancies.
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The development of the Lightning Network is proceeding and creating a new application ecosystem, while the Blockstream Satellite network is creating redundancies in blockchain availability.
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Bermuda (re)insurers have so far been resilient and despite weakening earnings, they maintain strong capitalisation, favorable but shrinking reserve redundancies and modest premium growth.
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While tens of thousands of jobs have already been cut in 2015, more redundancies are expected this year as companies narrow their focus, Warn added.
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WARSAW, Nov 14 (Reuters) - Polish unit of France's Orange has started negotiations with trade unions on voluntary redundancies and salaries, the company said on Tuesday.
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Exotic space-ready parts, militarized defenses and layered redundancies ballooned into multi-billion-dollar systems designed to last 40 years or more beyond their conceptions.
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French utility EDF said plans to cut 210 percent of its staff in its French power generation operations without redundancies over the next three years.
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"Given the number of development plans and other opportunities, no redundancies are expected within the combined company as a result of the transaction," it added.
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A spokesman for the German engineering group said on Tuesday the cuts would take place over four years and there would be no compulsory redundancies.
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While other candidates have been lampooned for robotic redundancies or caricatured as cut-and-paste campaigners, Mr. Sanders has made oratorical consistency his calling card.
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The group said on Wednesday that there would be no compulsory redundancies and that the headcount reduction would come entirely from retirement and staff turnover.
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Credit Suisse unveiled a round of 100 redundancies last autumn, when it also said it was pulling out of sovereign bond primary dealerships in Europe.
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Everyone understands the need for cooperation, but more needs to be done to create the necessary redundancies to bring autonomous vehicles to the roads safely.
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Blair said some of the Pentagon's nuclear strategies are "dangerous" and contain unnecessary redundancies that may increase the chances of a full-scale nuclear conflict.
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Efforts under the pact will be closely coordinated with the U.S.-led NATO alliance to ensure transparency and avoid any redundancies, the German official said.
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EA has confirmed that it's laying off 350 of its 9,000 employees globally in a round of redundancies focused mainly on its marketing and publishing departments.
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Bain and Cinven have agreed to avoid forced redundancies for four years in a move that exceeds staffing pledges incorporated in current business plans, Stada said.
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The planned job cuts will be carried out through voluntary redundancies and talks with unions, which traditionally are influential shareholders in BPM, will start by Tuesday.
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Daimler declined to comment on the cost savings figure and on Manager Magazin's report but has previously ruled out forced redundancies until the end of 2020.
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The sale comes three weeks after the diamond miner wrote to staff offering voluntary redundancies that will affect at least 130 of its 1,700-strong workforce.
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An obvious response to this squeeze is the most brutal and immediate form of cost-cutting: redundancies and the elimination of any expense seen as discretionary.
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However, industry reserve strength diminished marginally over time and most recent accident year business is unlikely to exhibit the strong redundancies of prior hard market periods.
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British employers' group the Institute of Directors reported that a quarter of its members would put a freeze on recruitment and 5 percent would make redundancies.
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One-time costs in the unit are expected to increase by roughly 5 million pounds from the interim results, Provident said, citing mainly restructuring and redundancies.
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Military officers and war planners need to better understand how their operations are reliant upon space technologies, and develop redundancies should they be denied those capabilities.
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Aekyung Group, which controls South Korea's top budget carrier Jeju Air, said acquiring Asiana would allow its airlines to achieve economies of scale and reduce redundancies.
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The carefully curated Sustain Supply Co. Comfort4 72-Hour Emergency Survival Kit overs basic needs and offers redundancies in critical areas such as hydration and warmth.Pros:
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Bermuda (re)insurers have demonstrated loss-reserve strength for over a decade and future reported reserve redundancies are expected to continue but at a reduced magnitude.
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The Department of Homeland Security (DHS) attributed the program's suspension to its redundancies and inefficiencies, not pressure from rights groups -- though it did welcome the decision.
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The automaker had already achieved cost cuts of over 500 billion won through union concessions on wages and bonuses and voluntary redundancies, the union official added.
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"A successful [director of National Intelligence] makes the intelligence community more efficient, more collaborative, limits redundancies, and advances seamless information sharing across our intelligence agencies," Sens.
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Indeed, it's usually a good thing when administrative agencies flip through the federal register and find ways to root out inefficient redundancies and relieve regulatory burdens.
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In a bid to cut costs, Emirates has offered redundancies to staff working in accounting, finance, IT and other head-office departments, sources told Reuters on Dec.
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It was a question not just of abuses to be curbed but of pointless redundancies to be avoided (every military group had its own intelligence division already).
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WHEN employees of Alitalia were offered the chance on April 27th to vote for pay cuts and redundancies to save the troubled airline, they spurned the opportunity.
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While no voluntary redundancies are being offered, one source told us that employees who left in recent months are being paid out to help hit reduction targets.
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The phone group, which employs almost 60,000 people in its domestic operations, is considering cutting up to 6,500 jobs in Italy through incentivised redundancies and early retirement.
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Details: The cuts are being made to reduce redundancies in international markets and to invest more in film, television and branded content production, per The Hollywood Reporter.
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The redundancies will mainly impact sales and advisory staff in the lender's global banking and markets divisions, the source said, with affected staff being informed this week.
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On a side note, I should mention that the 237 reasons originally identified by Meston and Buss were reduced to 140 after redundancies and overlap were eliminated.
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Programs such as Premiere Pro store those redundancies in a cache and, once a project is finished, users can clear that cache to free up disk space.
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GM said February that one of four South Korean plants would close and it would start voluntary redundancies for thousands of workers as part of restructuring plans.
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Volkswagen and its unions agreed to cut 30,000 jobs at the core VW brand in exchange for a commitment to avoid forced redundancies in Germany until 2025.
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The grid is like a single, sprawling machine made up of thousands of discrete operating units — a soft target, but a diffuse one, with redundancies built in.
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The city's Human Resources Administration and Department of Homeless Services will report to a single commissioner and share administrative duties, de Blasio said, eliminating some bureaucratic redundancies.
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German daily Sueddeutsche Zeitung reported that while Deutsche Bank had initially planned to cut 3,250 jobs at its retail outlets it had now settled for 2,600 redundancies.
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Bankhaus Metzler analyst Juergen Pieper said VW should be bold, suggesting 5,000 job cuts through voluntary redundancies and early retirement and a sale of costly components plants.
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Dubai-based Emirates has offered redundancies to staff working in accounting, finance, IT and other departments in its head-office, sources familiar with the matter told Reuters.
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The mission isn't in jeopardy — but this is a good example of how a good system of redundancies can add years to the life of space hardware.
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Imagine if you could sift through all the dysfunction and redundancies of a whole town, keeping only the joy-sparking essentials and doing away with the rest.
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The company said it intended to take as many staff back on as possible in future, and it later described the reductions as furloughs and not redundancies.
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COPENHAGEN, Jan 13 (Reuters) - Danske Bank has offered 2,000 Danish employees voluntary redundancies as part of a cost cutting exercise, the bank told broadcaster TV2 on Monday.
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"Those actions are necessary and the right thing to do for our company, but unfortunately include proposed redundancies at a number of operations," he said on Tuesday.
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Now we know the systems employed are error prone — even if the pilots aren't sure what those systems are, what redundancies are in place, and failure modes.
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Labor representatives fought hard to ensure there will be no forced redundancies at Siemens, said Juergen Kerner, a member of the supervisory board who represents IG Metall.
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Clydesdale said the redundancies were part of the bank's plan to reduce its combined headcount following the takeover by around 16%, equivalent to around 1,500 job losses.
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PC: So when we went through the restructuring program, we didn't set out with a kind of strategy around massive redundancies, that's not what it was about.
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Administrators EY said five L.K. Bennett shops would close immediately, resulting in 55 redundancies, but trading would continue at other stores while it looked for a buyer.
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German Chancellor Angela Merkel last week weighed in to demand that Tavares honour commitments to avoid plant closures or forced redundancies that were given before the acquisition.
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"We built in a lot of redundancies, because we want to do everything possible to protect the payload," said Anthony Pucciarella, director of operations at the test site.
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The publisher announced 50 redundancies among journalists, trade union representatives said in a statement published on Thursday in Corriere della Sera, a newspaper owned by the Italian group.
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There's a role for direct democracy, but spamming the electorate with redundancies, vanity plays, and things politicians were elected to do themselves overwhelms voters and produces terrible outcomes.
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"They should explore other areas where they can cut cost because as far as we are concerned redundancies should only come in as a last resort," she said.
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The bank said that the plan, part of a push to cut costs at its retail network while investing in digital banking, would not rely on mandatory redundancies.
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The carmaker, sold to Peugeot SA owner PSA by General Motors Co last year, said the losses would be on top of 400 redundancies announced in October. bit.
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Unfortunately, a couple of days previously, the company, majority owned by LVMH—which owns a stable of luxury brands, such as Moët and Dior—had announced 350 redundancies.
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The agency will get entirely new leadership, and it looks like it'll be getting a new direction too — one that isn't exactly keen on big spending and redundancies.
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Rob MacGregor, Unite national officer, described the planned cuts as "appalling" and said the union was seeking further clarification on the nature of the redundancies and redeployment opportunities.
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For businesses in Japan, having two geographically separate regions is a major boon as far as being able to add additional redundancies and disaster recovery is concerned, though.
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The Italian lender said on Thursday it would book 64 million euros in gross charges in the first quarter after signing an agreement with unions over voluntary redundancies.
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That is, except for Netflix, which had developed redundancies in its infrastructure to ensure that the failure of any individual component would not bring down the entire system.
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They held this meeting with all the staff and gave us three weeks to assign union reps to speak for the staff at meetings before the redundancies hit.
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The cuts, he said, were not a profit-motivated decision—he noted the company hasn't been profitable in 15 years—but rather an attempt to sew up redundancies.
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"We are proactively engaging with our pilots and cabin crew at our Dublin base, including their respective unions, to ensure that redundancies remain a last resort," said Wood.
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The bank, which employs 18,000 people in 30 countries in corporate and investment banking, said it would cut 750 jobs in France, where all redundancies will be voluntary.
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Redundancies don't diversify Many estimate the point at which over-diversification occurs is when a portfolio has over 20 stocks, says Samuel Wieser, investment adviser at Northman Financial.
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He is likely to oversee hundreds of job cuts as part of 2,800 redundancies already outlined by Shell, which represent roughly 3 percent of the combined group's workforce.
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Alana Mounce, the chair of the Nevada Democratic Party, sought to reassure worried party members in a memo that officials are confident in our backup plans and redundancies.
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The British bank, which is conducting a cost-cutting drive aimed at protecting its dividend, declined to comment on the redundancies, which will mainly impact sales and advisory staff.
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Volkswagen has guaranteed that there will be no forced redundancies as part of its "Transform 2025+" plan to cut the workforce and improve productivity by 25 percent until 2025.
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Boeing has developed a software fix for the MCAS aimed at making it easier to control with more redundancies built in, but regulators haven't signed off on it yet.
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Carige plans to cut one fifth of its staff and branches by the end of 2020, nearly doubling proposed redundancies compared to a previous business plan presented in February.
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The double-check, double-signal mechanism of T-cell activation would turn out to be only one of many redundancies and fail-safe feedback loops built into immune response.
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There are obvious biotechnological applications—removing the redundancies allows researchers extra codons to experiment with, potentially to develop new amino acids, proteins, and bacteria that can do new things.
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Boeing has been scrambling to get regulators to approve its changes to the planes, including more redundancies and a less aggressive MCAS, but so far they haven't signed off.
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"Unite is fully committed to opposing any compulsory redundancies and campaigning strongly for Bridgend to have a viable future," Des Quinn, automotive spokesman at Unite, said in a statement.
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And he rightly outlined the multiple layers of redundancies in a bureaucracy like the FBI; none of his judgments on two high-profile cases were levied in a vacuum.
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The sources said the redundancies, which would be managed through early retirements, stemmed both from branch closures and from reduced staffing requirements as the use of information technology rises.
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The super node will initially be funded by businesses in lower Manhattan who are hoping to create redundancies should their internet service go down during a storm, for instance.
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Credit Suisse is making in total around 200 redundancies in London this week, of which just under half will be in its global markets division, according to a source.
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PARIS, Sept 7 (Reuters) - HSBC France plans to cut 466 workers by 2018 through voluntary redundancies according to a project presented to staff, the bank said said on Wednesday.
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According to the union, Engle said GM Korea may consider more voluntary redundancies for the remaining 680 workers at the Gunsan factory which will face a shutdown by May.
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The cables naturally suffer breaks and cuts given those harsh conditions, but usually multiple cables serve each area to create redundancies and contingencies for when one line goes down.
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Siemens HR chief Kugel expressed understanding for the protesters but pressed for talks to resolve the conflict, adding Siemens wanted to rule out compulsory redundancies as far as possible.
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Though Sonoma County had an established public alert system, "specific procedures for using those alert and warning capabilities were uncoordinated and included gaps, overlaps, and redundancies," the report states.
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Public sector workers are angry with plans to cut the public sector headcount by 120,000 by 2022, including via voluntary redundancies, and oppose the introduction of merit-based pay.
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"Some energy jobs may be at risk because such mergers and acquisitions yield duplications and redundancies," according to the government briefing note, seen by Reuters under freedom-of-information laws.
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Redundancies in the first nine months of the year hit their highest since the first nine months of 22016, during the global financial crisis, government data earlier this week showed.
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You also must find a system where the coins continue flipping even if you nudge the box, or find a way to build in redundancies to account for the nudges.
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The number of people in Poland losing their jobs through group redundancies almost doubled year-on-year in 2019 to 24,700, Rzeczpospolita daily reported citing data from the Labour Ministry.
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ROME, March 13 (Reuters) - Telecom Italia interrupted negotiations with unions over redundancies and is ready to introduce temporary layoff schemes in the coming weeks, two labour representatives said on Tuesday.
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Ryanair would operate the 90 leased planes using existing staff, but the offer would be dependent on some redundancies, changes to staff conditions and renegotiation of the leases, he said.
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The works council said it had received enough assurances over the future of the Dutch activities after the merger, as future investments were guaranteed and forced redundancies were ruled out.
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BERLIN (Reuters) - Audi has ruled out forced redundancies in Germany before 2020, its labor boss said on Monday, extending job guarantees by two years even as the Volkswagen-owned (VOWG_p.
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The government says it wants to cut the public sector wage bill to 12.5 percent of gross domestic product in 2020 from about 15 percent now by offering voluntary redundancies.
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As the president and his new administrator gleefully strip away "redundancies" and "job-killing regulations", they risk undoing the agency's ability to carry out its main purpose: protecting public health.
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Secretary of State Rex Tillerson is currently reviewing the State Department's organizational structure with the goal of reducing redundancies, and is expected to cut a number of special envoy positions.
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Their main grievance was the French government's labour-reform bill, which would help companies bypass tricky unions when they want to alter working times and cut the cost of redundancies.
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Schaeffler had said late on Monday that it expected the restructuring to cost about 950 jobs around the world but said it was planning no forced redundancies or site closures.
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Let's quickly review the second-by-second timeline of what happened: I would imagine there are multiple redundancies so that something like this does not happen — especially at the Oscars!
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Most importantly, and a detail Cameron did share with TechCrunch, is that the vehicle it uses for its driverless service will have redundancies and safety-critical applications built into it.
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Unite, UK's largest trade union, said in a statement here it has sought assurances that there would be no compulsory redundancies from Tata Steel after the steelmaker announced Orb's closure.
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PSA GROUP, FIAT CHRYSLER PSA's German unit Opel said in February it was ruling out forced redundancies until July 21, but would reopen a voluntary leave programme for older employees.
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And there is some overlap and redundancies, so for example if one — you're preferred thing — doesn't work the way you wanted it to you can go back and select another.
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In similar efforts, Danske initiated a hiring freeze last year and offered voluntary redundancies to 2,000 Danish staff in January this year.. (Reporting by Nikolaj Skydsgaard; editing by David Evans)
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Claire has led the men and women of DHS who support our operational personnel by providing the overarching business management structure for the Department, while eliminating redundancies and reducing costs.
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The plan announced Friday, after weeks of back-room haggling, mostly skirts any streamlining of bureaucratic redundancies or ways to better share intelligence across agencies and regions divided by linguistic rivalries.
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But a spokesperson for the retailer wouldn't comment on any possible job losses resulting from the UK store closures when contacted by Business Insider, nor would they rule out potential redundancies.
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In 2015, the Texas city reimagined its network to cut redundancies, add connectivity, and get buses running more frequently—no more waiting 20 minutes during rush hour for the next one.
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A quantum computer that could factor numbers would require millions of noisy physical qubits containing built-in redundancies in order to fully account for errors, amounting to perhaps 1,000 usable qubits.
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Two years ago, when announcing its layoffs and restructuring, Intel indicated that it would be a process that stretches into 2017 and would involve a mix of voluntary and involuntary redundancies.
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Broadcom said its expects the combination to result in more than $1 billion in run-rate cost synergies in the 12 months after the deal has closed, partly by eliminating redundancies.
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"Sales prices are expected to further decline due to redundancies attributed to the shrinkage of the oil and gas sector," Robin Teh, UAE Country Manager at Chestertons, said in the report.
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The thrust of the paper wasn't just to rebuild a bacteria's genetic code, but to simplify redundancies in order to have more genetic code to work with to create custom genomes.
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"The current licensing process must be modernized to add accountability and transparency, eliminate inefficiencies and redundancies and unlock innovation and advancements in technology and operations," the groups wrote to senior lawmakers.
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Most of their efforts are focused on ways to reduce redundancies in permitting requirements among the multiple federal agencies involved and set a two-year goal for completion of all reviews.
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The California D.M.V. has removed redundancies from our process and incorporated technology to reduce the processing time it takes for a Real ID from 28 minutes to 10 minutes or less.
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The National Security Council insisted that the White House had simply eliminated "redundancies," and had been more active on cybersecurity issues in the last year than it had before the change.
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And if you replicate those kinds of redundancies over and over and over again, all across both companies, there's a reason lots of layoffs — perhaps as many as 10,000 — are expected.
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Flex, as part of a pilot program Amazon is rumored to be using to take on UPS, Fedex and others, is a constantly shifting set of systems with a number of redundancies.
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Usually companies don't take account of the foreign service tax break when calculating employees' payoffs as part of large scale redundancies, said David Whincup, employment partner at law firm Squire Patton Boggs.
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While no one was laid off, the change could eliminate redundancies by uniting specialists so they can iterate towards long-term progress rather than being separated into groups dedicated to particular gadgets.
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Capita's new boss, Jonathan Lewis, has announced all the company's awful news in one go, thus clearing the decks for the restructurings and probable redundancies that he hopes will restore Capita's fortunes.
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The union said it would lodge employment tribunal proceedings over the company's failure to consult the workers on redundancies, and said the employers had not given the necessary notice or statutory pay.
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The new bank expects to cut costs by 320 million euros by 2019, or 10 percent of the combined total, partly through 1,800 voluntary redundancies out of a total of 25,000 employees.
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FABI, the biggest union representing employees in the banking sector, said that if confirmed the job cuts would be "shameful", adding it was ready to take industrial action against the planned redundancies.
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The state-owned Chilean producer has multiple labour contract expiries later this year and the division with which it reached an early settlement, Chuquicamata, is now up in arms about possible redundancies.
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MILAN, April 4 (Reuters) - Vodafone, the world's No. 2 mobile operator, has reached an agreement with Italian trade unions to cut jobs through voluntary redundancies and reduced hours, it said on Thursday.
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The merger is expected to lead to some reduction in staffing across the two banks, but it was unclear whether the departure of the four senior management was linked to any redundancies.
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Following Disney's acquisition of 21st Century Fox, the company began layoffs that were expected to eventually claim at least 4,000 jobs, many of which the company says are meant to eliminate redundancies.
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The insurer, which aims for around 300 new hirings in the period, said it would be making provisions to the tune of some 90 million euros to help fund around 600 redundancies.
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The government aims to cut 1,200 Tunisair jobs by voluntary redundancies, and wants to reduce costs further, but any attempt to lay off workers or cut benefits are opposed by powerful unions.
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"They are going to take a hard look at what they can afford to cut and are going to look for redundancies," said Joshua Fruhlinger, editor-in-chief at Thinknum Alternative Data.
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Because the deal is still in the process of closing, the companies can't speak to any team changes, including potential layoffs as a result of overlapping positions or other redundancies, we're told.
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Unions at Fiat Chrysler, which is planning a merger with PSA, said management promised to avoid redundancies and get all group employees off special furlough arrangements and back to work by 20.9201.
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BERN, March 27 (Reuters) - World soccer players' union FIFPRO is "extremely concerned" at the number of clubs which have imposed redundancies and wage cuts after the stoppage caused by the coronavirus pandemic.
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We have extreme redundancies and processes in place to ensure that we're handling [samples] in the most scientifically rigorous way possible, as well as ensuring the safety and privacy of each [specimen].
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Vasant Narasimhan: We're fortunate in that we are a large enough company that we have redundancies and so we can manage through these situations, so it's not a cause of great concern.
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Greece's conservative government, which took power in July, has promised to speed up green investments and overhaul PPC by severing its ties with the government and cutting costs via mostly voluntary redundancies.
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IG Metall, Germany's largest trade union, lashed out at management, accusing Siemens of having been to late in responding to the crisis in conventional power generation and demanding no forced redundancies be implemented.
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The goal now is to untangle and reorganize yeast's genetic blueprint, eventually creating a cell that has been optimized to remove all the redundancies and faulty design elements that nature endowed it with.
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Regretfully, as a result of this, certain redundancies have been inevitable in WFE and the Wileyfox Group is working with those affected to ensure they have the support needed to find alternative employment.
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There will be about 1,000 redundancies as 22 of 213 branches closed immediately, administrators KPMG said, with Gatwick Airport's two Jamie's Italian branches and Jamie Oliver's Diner staying open in the short-term.
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Nissan's job cuts expand on redundancies initially announced in May, which affected eight facilities including in Spain - where trucks and vans are made - and Indonesia, where the March and Datsun models are manufactured.
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The bank, which has almost 30,000 employees in total according to the notice it sent to Sasbo, said in a statement its restructuring would involve both redundancies and new opportunities across its business.
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Tata Steel Netherlands reached a preliminary agreement with Dutch unions in March, after promising job losses would be limited to between 300 and 400 supporting functions while excluding any forced redundancies until 2026.
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Information Technology companies like Infosys, Cognizant and Tech Mahindra have announced redundancies this year and some analysts have said that this string of layoffs are expected to continue for the next two years.
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It said the planned reduction in jobs, which follows a review of M&S's organisational structure, would be achieved through a combination of fewer contractors, natural attrition and redundancies for M&S employees.
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Reuters reported Tuesday that the Italian telecoms company was targeting early voluntary redundancies for around 3,300 workers in Italy and aimed to cut an additional 250 staff as it seeks to cut costs.
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PARIS, March 23 (Reuters) - Redundancies and cost savings are compromising safety at French nuclear group Areva's nuclear waste recyling facility at La Hague in Normandy, the firm's unions say in an internal document.
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LONDON (Reuters) - British banking giant Barclays is restructuring around 450 jobs, it said on Tuesday, in a move employee union Unite said would lead to large numbers of redundancies across the UK midlands.
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Ford Europe aims to trim headcount through voluntary redundancies, such as by offering staff early retirement, severance pay and other options, Jim Farley, head of the carmaker's European business said in an interview.
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There will be about 1,000 redundancies as 22 of 25 branches closed immediately, administrators KPMG said, with Gatwick Airport's two Jamie's Italian branches and Jamie Oliver's Diner staying open in the short-term.
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LONDON (Reuters) - HSBC has said it is delaying the "vast majority" of its planned redundancies to deal with the fallout from the coronavirus pandemic, a memo sent to staff seen by Reuters said.
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LONDON (Reuters) - HSBC has said it is delaying the "vast majority" of its planned redundancies to deal with the fallout from the coronavirus pandemic, a memo sent to staff seen by Reuters said.
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"We think AMTD is the likeliest acquirer of ETFC given the large expense redundancies and AMTD's desire to catch-up to Schwab and Fidelity in the race for scale," said Credit Suisse's Siegenthaler.
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That session was the first time Zhang had felt comfortable submitting something that still contained some typos and redundancies — but that she knew would benefit from feedback from people she trusted, she said.
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But Ashurst's Woodford estimates that nine out of 10 of any potential 'transfers' will involve redundancies with packages that are so generous that staff members waive these rights and opt against suing the bank.
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The majority of the cuts will take place in 2017 and 2018 at Fawdon and York and will be achieved through voluntary redundancies, said Nestle, which currently employs more than 8,000 people across Britain.
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Many have called out Musk's "open beta" roll-out of the technology as irresponsible and dangerous, while others have wondered how a system with supposed redundancies could have misread the emergency situation so poorly.
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The government overhaul is rooted in an executive order that President Donald Trump signed in March 2017 calling for a review of the federal government, with the goal of identifying redundancies and streamlining agencies.
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Most airplane systems are built with backup redundancies to prevent a single data malfunction from altering a plane's course, but MCAS is activated by data from just one angle-of-attack sensor, not two.
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Cheney ordered SAC to submit to a review, led by Miller, which found outrageous redundancies and ultimately led to a reduction in the arsenal, which shrank from around 12,000 weapons to fewer than 6,000.
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The British Airline Pilots' Association and the trade union Unite have both separately criticized Monarch for its handling of staff redundancies last week and said they would take action to secure compensation for them.
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For the CEOs, it was merely a vessel to which your PA would forward all the important bits and bobs, like golf calendar dates and a randomized list of redundancies that you have to enforce.
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"The announced job cuts, which will see around 5,000 jobs go in the medium term, must be cushioned, with no compulsory redundancies," Andreas Scheidt, who is also deputy chairman of E.ON's supervisory board, told Reuters.
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RBS said the redundancies and closures were necessary because many of its branches were too close to one another - within 0.6 and 2.5 miles - and because changing consumer habits have caused a drop in footfall.
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PWC's methods for tabulation are said to be quite rigorous, with lots of double checks and redundancies built into their system, which is designed to make sure the right winner is placed into every envelope.
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But that depends on the car's manufacturer proving beyond any doubt that the technology controlling the vehicle contains all the safeguards and redundancies necessary to account for lack of the ultimate safeguard: a human driver.
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Nissan's job cuts expand on redundancies initially announced in May, which affected eight facilities including in Spain - where trucks and vans are made - and Indonesia, where the March subcompact hatchback and Datsun models are manufactured.
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The Sustain Supply Co. Four-72 Emergency Survival Kit is our top choice because it not only covers the critical needs like water, warmth, sustenance, and first aid, but it also has lots of redundancies.
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When he begins taking things out of the bag, I can see a few other knives and smaller blades are stowed in the tippy top compartments too, the first of many redundancies he'll show me.
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This provision would mean that manufacturers would have less clarity on the regulatory pathway, increasing redundancies and reducing predictability, potentially limiting patient access to needed new therapies and adversely impacting the affordability of crucial medicines.
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EY is a chief sponsor for the show, Picasso, 1932: Love, Fame, Tragedy, which opened in early March and runs through September; its cleaning staff at three offices in London are currently facing possible redundancies.
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GM shocked South Korea in February when it unveiled a major restructuring plan for the money-losing unit, which involved shuttering one of its four plants in the country and voluntary redundancies for 2,600 workers.
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Drug shortages might not be felt immediately, as many companies stockpile ingredients or supplies to protect against unexpected stoppages, or have redundancies — meaning they rely on factories in different places — built into their supply chains.
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" Allen Goldberg, a spokesman for the Association for Accessible Medicines, a generic industry trade group, said companies typically have several years' worth of supplies of ingredients and that there were "redundancies built into the system.
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The new labour law, enacted in August 2016, gives employers and employees more flexibility through various measures including firm level (versus union level) collective bargaining, guidelines for economic redundancies, and a reduction in professional sectors.
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To be sure, each era has its redundancies and its compliances, but the chaotic excess of Masson's automatic drawings plays well into today's widespread cravings for unlimited information, which connected technological flow tends to encourage.
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Indicated 0.4 percent higher The group is offering early retirement and voluntary redundancies to staff at its Services division as part of a reorganisation, the Mannheimer Morgen paper reported, citing a message sent to SAP staff.
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Liberbank is considering cutting 979 jobs in the coming year through voluntary redundancies, more than the 600 layoffs unions had initially estimated, Cinco Dias said on Thursday, adding the bank also planned to close more branches.
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The Japanese company will try to shift some of the staff at the plant in the Bavarian city of Augsburg to its growing services arm, a spokesman said, but it did not rule out compulsory redundancies.
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The SAT's administrator, AIR Assessment, uses a proprietary browser with built-in redundancies, including a diagnostic tool that helps schools assess the health of their network and how many testers it can support at one time.
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The company has been unable to sell its goods in China since 2014 as a result of the dispute between the world's two largest economies, leading to several rounds of redundancies at its two U.S. plants.
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Managers and labour leaders agreed in November to cut 30,000 jobs at the VW brand in exchange for a commitment to avoid forced redundancies in Germany until 2025, a deal that leaves profitability still lagging rivals.
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The redundancies, of which a source says a U.K. portion were announced internally on Friday, are part of a reorganisation over the last few months that is seeing Just Eat's customer and restaurant operation teams merged.
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It also comes at a time when labour market conditions have worsened amid lacklustre economic growth, with job redundancies in 2016 hitting a seven-year high and total employment recording the smallest increase in 13 years.
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Stutts says he has a lot of "redundancies" in his pack, and he adheres to an old mantra, "two is one and one is none," meaning he's always got extra supplies on hand, just in case.
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I bring this up because Mary Lou Guizzo returns once again with a puzzle theme that made me laugh because I am always, constantly self-editing my own pieces to avoid and stay away from redundancies.
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General Motors (GM) has pledged not to impose forced redundancies on some of its German workforce until the of end 2018, IG Metall said, while some existing agreements about building certain models at Opel stretch beyond 2020.
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I know there will be some software issues down the road, and so I have confidence that the vehicles have redundancies in their own fault-detection systems and then also have redundancy where the pilot can interact.
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At one tense point, the candidate took his argument that borders could not be shut, nor redundancies outlawed, into a hostile, FN-supporting group of unionists on the picket line at a factory in his home town.
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This is one of the few recurring issues I experienced with the Note 7: There are redundancies littered throughout the Samsung's Android-based TouchWiz OS, and there's almost always more than one way to accomplish a task.
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But issues that still cause concern range from potential antitrust problems, treatment of state aid under European Union rules, the cost of possible redundancies and the future of the carrier's long-haul routes, the source said. Oct.
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Redundancies of $108 million in 2017 in the U.S. Insurance, International Insurance and Reinsurance segments were largely offset by $85 million of adverse development for its run-off book of UK motor exposures in the Reinsurance segment.
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JoJo picks Chase and Derek for the two-on-one date, which is a smart strategy considering the two dudes are essentially the same and, like a CEO after a difficult merger, JoJo must cut the redundancies.
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Europe's largest carmaker last November agreed with its German unions to cut thousands of jobs at the core VW brand through natural attrition over the next eight years, in exchange for a commitment to avoid compulsory redundancies.
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COVID-19 shows that we need to wake up and realize that if we really want to be resilient, we need to build in more redundancies, buffers and firewalls into the systems we depend on for life.
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Threatened with redundancies, several airlines, including Qantas, Cathay Pacific, Lufthansa, and Emirates, asked their employees to take unpaid leave — while Norwegian said it was going to temporarily lay off a "significant share" of its workforce, CNN reported.
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Under the terms of a deal Tata signed with British unions in late 2016, the company committed to no forced redundancies at Port Talbot and to keeping a two blast furnace operations at the plant until 2021.
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Matthew Robb of Parthenon-EY, a consultancy, thinks that governments should be talking to industry bodies about the potential for mass redundancies and identifying trigger points, such as the installation of sensors on motorways, that might prompt retraining.
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China's leadership, eager to maintain stability and ensure redundancies do not lead to unrest, will spend nearly 150 billion yuan ($23 billion) to cover layoffs in just the coal and steel sectors in the next 2-3 years.
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He said Bombardier's factory in the eastern German town of Bautzen could even see its headcount rise if orders were strong, and added that there was an agreement to have no compulsory redundancies until the end of 2019.
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Volkswagen and its labour unions agreed to cut 223,2000 jobs at the core VW brand in exchange for a commitment to avoid forced redundancies in Germany until 2120, a compromise which leaves the carmaker's profitability still lagging rivals.
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It is China's most significant nationwide retrenchment since the restructuring of state-owned enterprises from 1998 to 2003 led to around 28 million redundancies and cost the central government about 73.1 billion yuan ($11.2 billion) in resettlement funds.
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Pottmeyer said Deutsche Boerse wanted to complete the merger without any compulsory redundancies, but he said it was too early to say how many jobs might have to go and talks were still going on with employee representatives.
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Managers and labour leaders agreed in November to cut 30,000 jobs at the VW brand in exchange for a commitment to avoid forced redundancies in Germany until 2025, a deal that leaves the carmaker's profitability still lagging rivals.
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This reflects factors including the depreciation of other major currencies against the dollar, diminished purchasing power in neighbouring Gulf countries, and redundancies in the oil and gas and finance sectors, which has also reduced demand for office space.
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LONDON, April 5 (Reuters) - Liberty House Group boss Sanjeev Gupta said on Tuesday a deal could be done to buy Tata Steel's British operations without mass redundancies but that he had not yet opened talks with the sellers.
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If there's a reason to fret, it would be that there may not be enough minutes in the game to maximize the team's redundancies at wing with Jayson Tatum, Jaylen Brown and Hayward all worthy of heavy usage.
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Because we get away to that one only on a random Tuesday-through-Wednesday, maybe twice a month, and we can never remember if we've run out of Hellman's up there, those cubbies are chockablock with condimental redundancies.
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It was intended as the first step in transforming a massive fragmented, immature industry into a highly consolidated and integrated business system, where intense market competition would improve operating efficiencies and eliminate redundancies while providing high quality care.
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"Going forward, we've identified those issues and made sure that there are redundancies in place to make sure that it doesn't happen again," USDA Chief Economist Robert Johansson told Reuters on the sidelines of a conference in Chicago.
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Senior leadership sources estimated last year that the plans to close zombie enterprises over the 2016-2018 period could involve more than 6 million layoffs, and the government has already introduced special funds to help pay for redundancies.
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Analysts said Estácio's bloated cost structure, compared to that of rivals, makes it an alluring takeover target, on the understanding that a buyer will have ample room to cut redundancies, costs and better focus geographical and segment expansion.
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Greenblatt tried to get across that any job reductions won't hamper WarnerMedia's creative efforts, but there will no doubt be redundancies with all of those networks now linked closer together in the name of greater efficiency and streamlined operations.
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The layoffs, a mixture of voluntary redundancies and early retirements over the next year, were a condition for a planned investment of 70 million euros ($79 million) in a new painting facility, Nissan said in a statement on Thursday.
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Britain's largest steelmaker offered to keep production at the country's largest steel plant in Port Talbot, Wales, going for at least five years, with a commitment to try to avoid any compulsory redundancies for five years, steel unions said.
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There is also no money for additional staff to cover sick days or leave, and redundancies have meant that her refuges can only be staffed two and a half days a week, leading to further problems on the ground.
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VW's labour leaders said management had agreed to avoid forced redundancies in Germany until 2025, a step which clears the way to cutting 23,000 jobs via the more palatable methods of buyouts, early retirements and reducing part-time staff.
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China's leadership, obsessed with maintaining stability and making sure redundancies do not lead to unrest, will spend nearly 150 billion yuan ($23 billion) to cover layoffs in just the coal and steel sectors in the next 2-3 years.
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The large size of global airlines and their need to automate systems to be reliable mean recovering from glitches will almost always take some time, despite investment and redundancies, said Bob Edwards, United's former chief information officer until 2014.
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The vehicle has redundancies such as fail operational braking, steering and backup power built into the Volvo base vehicle on the manufacturing line, basic requirements if Uber ever hopes to pull the human safety driver out of the car.
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Josh Crandall, the founder of Clever Commute, an online information service for suburban commuters, said despite the challenges, he was optimistic that tonight's commute is "not going to be terrible" because of the redundancies built into the transit system.
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Notably, merger and acquisition exits — the principal monetization alternative — result in job losses in the short term as so-called redundancies are eliminated and acquiring companies often have vested interests in legacy businesses and less to gain from innovation.
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VW's labor leaders said management had agreed to avoid forced redundancies in Germany until 2025, a step which clears the way to cutting 23,000 jobs via the more palatable methods of buyouts, early retirements and reducing part-time staff.
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The government has already announced a range of measures including shouldering the full cost for sick leave from companies for a period of time, as well as the brunt of the cost for temporary redundancies due to the crisis.
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Management and labour leaders agreed in late 2016 to cut 30,000 jobs via natural attrition at the VW division in exchange for a commitment to avoid compulsory redundancies in Germany until 2025, a deal that still left profitability lagging rivals.
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"Several of our competitors have recently announced large-scale redundancies, salary freezes, bonus reductions and further cost reduction programs in addition to those already in place and hence it is clear we are not alone in facing these challenges," Gulliver said.
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Poll: Additionally, CEO Herbert Diess told Frankfurter Allgemeine Zeitung that he rules out forced redundancies as a result of the shift to electric vehicles, noting that many workers are anyway reaching retirement age and new technologies should create new jobs.
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"You want to believe that Twitter has gone above and beyond to build tooling and redundancies that prevent any human error around this account given how consequential one tweet could be," another ex-employee told me of the @realdonaldtrump account.
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Organizing the company around areas of expertise rather than broader divisions is probably more appropriate for a moonshot effort that can't afford redundancies, on the other hand, keeping expertise siloed could isolate new approaches and advancements from reaching other teams.
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Until Congress and the White House find a way to clarify agency roles and priorities, without injecting regulatory uncertainty or creating redundancies, the federal government's track record in securing both federal IT systems and Americans' private data will remain dreadful.
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This, after all, is job one when one corporation swallows another: cutting costs and increasing efficiency by getting rid of redundancies, replacing unknown personalities with loyal soldiers, and erasing any job created out a sense of familiarity or personal affection.
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As a first order of business, the new Congress should order a comprehensive audit of the regulatory, tax, and policy environments to identify redundancies, inefficiencies, and systemic problems that artificially raise the cost of doing business in the United States.
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BPM's employee-shareholders back the deal with Banco Popolare after winning concessions on corporate welfare and redundancies and they are now more likely to reach the two-thirds majority needed to approve the merger — which is opposed by pensioner-shareholders.
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Alani attorney Christian Dunham, a federal public defender, said as an experienced mechanic Alani knew the sabotage would keep the aircraft from flying and, even if it did take off, there are redundancies built in that would have kept it safe.
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MILAN, Feb 16 (Reuters) - Telecom Italia is targeting early voluntary redundancies for around 13,300 workers in Italy and aims to cut an additional 250 staff as it seeks to cut costs, it said on Tuesday in its business plan to 2018.
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"On this basis, the companies that have signed this agreement essentially rule out compulsory redundancies," the parties said in a joint statement, adding there would be a new collective bargaining deal for workers at Innogy and E.ON to reflect this.
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The government has already announced a range of measures including a tax amnesty, partial payment of sick leave costs for companies for a period of time, as well as shouldering the bulk of costs for temporary redundancies due to the crisis.
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The package included measures such as the central government assuming the full cost of sick leave from companies through the months of April and May, as well as the brunt of the cost for temporary redundancies due to the crisis.
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So if we had redundancies, they actually came through as a result of the engineering processes and there were very few and far between we handled those as sensitively as we possibly can because people are affected in that situation.
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Alani attorney Christian Dunham, a federal public defender, said as an experienced mechanic Alani knew the sabotage would keep the aircraft from flying and, even if it did take off, there are redundancies built in that would have kept it safe.
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IN THIS PARTICULAR CASE WITH THE IMPROVEMENTS WE'RE MAKING TO THE MAX SOFTWARE, WE'VE TAKEN A DEEP LOOK AT HOW WE CAN BUILD ADDITIONAL REDUNDANCIES INTO THAT SO-CALLED MCAS SOFTWARE WE'VE DONE MORE THAN 280 FLIGHT TESTS WITH THAT NEW SOFTWARE.
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It did not say how many staff were involved in the deal but it added that if further redundancies are required beyond the voluntary stage, dismissed workers would also receive increased severance packages and other assistance to help them find other jobs.
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For all those anticipating doom-and-gloom scenarios of pummeled property prices due to redundancies, wage cuts and interest rate spikes, there are those who believe a sterling sell-off that will entice a wave of foreign money to drive prices sharply higher.
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Diess was spelling out details of his plans after the group announced a compromise with labor unions on Friday that will allow it to cut 30,000 jobs at the VW brand by 2025 in exchange for a commitment to avoid forced redundancies.
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BP, which plans to lay off around 7,000 workers by the end of next year, said it was expecting further charges related to redundancies and other restructuring measures next year, adding to the $2.1 billion in charges incurred since the end of 2014.
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"We are meeting challenges of low interest rates, tougher regulation and especially a changed behavior of customers," retail head Christian Sewing said, adding that job cuts - which the bank hopes to carry out without forced redundancies - were needed to keep it competitive.
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This fear also contributes significantly to space exploration budgets, as mission designers must plan for every possible contingency, no matter how remote or improbable, and develop multiple redundancies that are far beyond what would normally be deemed prudent in any other context.
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The final version will, nonetheless, make it easier for firms to negotiate working time and pay directly with their employees, and ease some rules on redundancies—part of an effort to encourage job creation in a country where unemployment is stuck at 10%.
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Management and labour leaders agreed in November to cut 30,000 jobs at the VW division in exchange for a commitment to avoid compulsory redundancies in Germany until 2025, a deal that leaves profitability still lagging rivals such as PSA Group and Toyota.
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The second output cut in a year puts off any decision on whether to close the iconic A380, which would force the company to pay redundancies and writedowns but also ease some pressure on its balance sheet from project debts to European governments.
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Andersson said the government was well positioned to act if needed with debt at its lowest level since the late 1970s and announced a scheme to enable companies to put workers on shorter hours so as not to have to resort to redundancies.
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The good news is that upgrading the grid doesn't require the invention of entirely new technologies, as several countries (notably parts of the UK and Scandinavia) have already implemented improvements to make their grids more robust, including adding "redundancies" to their systems.
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He said no discussions were ongoing at present between Brazil unit and Oi. Telecom Italia said in a slide it was targeting early voluntary redundancies for around 210,210 workers in Italy and aimed to cut an additional 2300 staff as it seeks to cut costs.
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"We're planning to demonstrate the redundancies built into the capsule on this re-flight of the vehicle by intentionally failing one drogue [a smaller parachute that helps it slow down] and one main parachute during descent," explained Bezos in a pre-test email announcement.
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The purpose of the sale isn't just to purge Radio France of redundancies in its vintage records (only records of which they have doubles will be sold), but to also begin digitally cataloging these records that until now, have only been available in physical form.
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The Scottish arm of Britain's GMB union, which first reported the news on its website, said workers and unions were told on Thursday that there would be 70 redundancies at Diageo's Leven bottling plant in Fife and 35 at its Shieldhall site, near Glasgow.
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Besides cutting costs and reducing redundancies in the business, a return on their investment means embracing the new normal that McGregor helped inaugurate, one in which belts and rankings doesn't mean nearly as much as the names and blood feuds an audience wants to watch.
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"Our working groups have also identified areas where we can improve our human resource functions, empower leadership at all levels, improve management support services to reduce redundancies while ensuring you have the tools you need to do your job," Mr. Tillerson wrote in his letter.
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When companies merge, they'll often argue that "efficiencies" — combined supply chains, shared resources, or worker redundancies that can translate to layoffs — will make things better for consumers and bring costs down, but if there's no one to compete with them, the opposite can occur.
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"Boeing is in no position to defend or advocate against changes in this law," he said The manufacturer since the crashes has made MCAS less powerful and added redundancies, such as the use of data from a second sensor, to avoid a repeat of the two crashes.
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The large banks are addressing margin pressure by increasing volumes to prime corporate borrowers, shifting into government securities, which now offer attractive yields compared with loan rates, moving savings accounts into low-cost current accounts and cutting costs where possible, including staff redundancies and branch closures.
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Nevada Democrats sought to minimize problems by creating multiple redundancies in their reporting system, relying on results called in by phone, a paper worksheet filled out by caucus organizers, a photo of that worksheet sent in by text message and electronic results captured with a Google form.
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Enhanced signs, road markings, temporary traffic controls and vehicle identification systems need to be designed and installed, offering redundancies — extra backup solutions in case one component, such as GPS, fails — to pave the way for the data-driven environment of the cars and roadways of tomorrow.
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RBS, which is more than 70 percent owned by the British taxpayer following a 2007 bailout, said the redundancies and closures were necessary because many of its branches were too close to one another - within 0.6 and 2.5 miles - and because changing consumer behaviors have seen footfall numbers plummet.
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The Air Canada Pilots Association, which represents 4,400 members, said in a statement on Tuesday that the agreement would reduce pay across the group, simplify contract language to allow pilots to retire earlier and provide "for orderly redundancies" up to a maximum of 600 positions in the coming months.
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Key sensitivities that could lead to a return to a Stable Outlook, which Fitch expects to review over the next six to 12 months include: --Demonstration of greater loss reserve stability or reserve redundancies, particularly within the 2016 and 2017 accident years; --A shift to sustainable property/casualty segment underwriting profitability.
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"The key technological advance is achieving increased safety through software redundancies to be able to operate a vehicle of this size in close proximity to a C-130 and tether it to stabilize the vehicle," Tim Keeter, Deputy Program Manager and Chief Engineer, Gremlins, Dynetics, told Warrior Maven in an interview.
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"It was the redundancy that was the issue, and when we didn't have the proper redundancies in place, which we now do have in place and we tested them and we know they're in place, it took us a long time to recover," said Bastian, who became chief executive in May.
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The IG Metall union welcomed the split as a chance for all Thyssenkrupp's businesses to survive and avert a complete break-up of the conglomerate, although it demanded that there be no compulsory redundancies and that it keep its supervisory board role which gives it effective veto rights on major decisions.
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The IG Metall union welcomed the move as a chance for all Thyssenkrupp's businesses to survive and avert a complete break-up of the conglomerate, although it demanded that there be no compulsory redundancies and that it keep its supervisory board role which gives it effective veto rights on major decisions.
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Congress can follow the president's lead by enacting permitting reforms that shape the scope of reviews for construction and industry projects by eliminating redundancies among competing government agencies, ensuring scientific transparency and integrity in the review, narrowing the process to only those projects with major environmental concerns and imposing reasonable time limits.
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In similar efforts, Danske initiated a hiring freeze last year and offered voluntary redundancies to 2,000 Danish staff in January this year, which has led to the departure of 60 Danish employees.. Danske Bank, which employs more than 20,000 in total, is cutting costs to cope with rising compliance costs and a tough business environment.
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Mr. Slavin is not only a clever, and possibly sly, persuader with a gift for color and lighting, but also a talented stage manager who can position any group as a lucid explanation of what it does, or as a symbol of itself, as a comic opera, or as a bundle of unexpected redundancies.
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"All pilots and cabin crew have already been offered base transfers, which protects their seniority and earnings, but if any crew members wish to choose redundancies over base transfers then we will respect that choice," the airline said in a statement, adding that the ruling would not have an impact on Ryanair's decision to close the base.
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"Instead of combining these commands to the detriment of our friends, our allies, and in fact our own command and control capabilities, we intend to be more efficient by integrating functions like logistics, intelligence and plans across the Joint Staff, the combatant commands and subordinate commands, eliminating redundancies wherever we find them without losing capability," he said.
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Facing the prospect of mass lay-offs because of the economic standstill caused by the virus, the U.K. finance minister announced last week that the government would pay up to 80% of the wages (to a maximum of £2,500 a month, around $3,000) of those workers kept on by employers, in a bid to stop them making redundancies.
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Waymo also breaks down the five basic categories it uses for defining "safety" relative to its autonomous vehicles, including behavioral safety (driving decision on the road), functional safety (safe operation, including backups and redundancies), crash safety (ability to protect people within the car), operational safety (safety and comfort in interaction between passenger and car) and non-collision safety (safety for anyone interacting with the vehicle in any capacity, basically).
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In going through the various systems and recovery methods I found so many things broken or misleading, so many critical system items compromised, hidden, or neglected, so many dead ends built in, so many workarounds from the '90s that still worked and present-day tools that failed utterly, so many contradictions and redundancies — that I finally have flipped over to the side that believes Microsoft needs to cut this trash cart loose.
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This manifested in the 737 Max's development in a variety of ways, including a hurried design stage, a failure to catch and fix obvious safety issues — such as making it so that MCAS could be activated by a single broken sensor, without any redundancies — and an allegedly negligent push to downplay MCAS to the FAA in order to get the plane certified as an updated model of the older 737, rather than a new plane with substantial changes.
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So, the idea is that with the new technology that's been applied to cars, that have made electric cars possible, like powertrain batteries, electric motors, we can make a new class of aircraft that can take off and land vertically, like a helicopter, but uses multiple different rotors instead of one large one, that allows it to have built-in inherent redundancies that makes them both safer to operate and cheaper to operate, at the same time.
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One survey this week has already shone a light on British business and their plans in a post-Brexit environment, or at least the interim period of uncertainty until the U.K. knows more about its future outside of the EU. A poll by the Institute of Directors (IoD) on Monday showed that nearly two-thirds of 1,092 members think the result is negative for their business, with 24 percent expecting to put a freeze on recruitment, and 5 percent expecting to make redundancies.
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WARSAW, Dec 6 (Reuters) - Orange Polska: * Polish unit of France's Orange says it reached an agreement with trade unions for 2018-2019, which envisages that 2,680 employees will be able to choose voluntary redundancies * The agreements also provides for the possibility to increase basic salaries by 2.5 percent in both 2018 and 2019, as well as additional compensation for employees who reach retirement age * Orange Polska also says that the agreement envisages the limit of employees who can choose the voluntary redundancy option next year at 1,450 (Reporting by Pawel Sobczak; Writing by Lidia Kelly)
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RATING SENSITIVITIES Key triggers that could lead to an upgrade include: --Successful completion of pending strategic actions and greater certainty that the corporate and operating structure is in place for the longer term, and further meaningful restructuring actions are unlikely; --A shift to sustainable property/casualty segment underwriting profitability, with demonstration of greater loss reserve stability or reserve redundancies; --Improvement in GAAP earnings to a level consistent with interest coverage at 10x or above; --While achieving the above, maintenance of financial leverage and risk-based capital at the company's insurance subsidiaries remaining within newly revised targeted levels.
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Key triggers that could lead to a return to a Stable Outlook: --Demonstration of greater loss reserve stability or reserve redundancies, particularly within the 2016 accident year; --Successful completion of pending strategic actions and greater certainty that the corporate and operating structure is in place for the longer term, and further meaningful restructuring actions are unlikely; --A shift to sustainable property/casualty segment underwriting profitability, and execution of targeted near term expense reduction plans; --Stability and modest profit improvements within Life and Retirement Segments; --While achieving the above, maintenance of financial leverage and risk-based capital at the company's insurance subsidiaries remaining within newly revised targeted levels.
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