Restructuring is business: getting rid of marginal units, firing unproductive staff and reducing debt.
Schools that fall below the mark face sanctions, such as firing the entire staff or closing.
Already, Robin Cook, the foreign secretary, has been firing off memos to his staff, telling them not to let the new department call the shots.
On August 6, 2008, Palin was told that the Legislature's investigator, Steven Branchflower, had requested "a laundry list" of records from the governor's office: "Emails, files correspondence, names and addresses of any and all staff that would have any knowledge of Walt's firing, " wrote her then-chief of staff, Mike Nizich.
George Weightman's firing was the first major military staff change after reports surfaced last month about substandard conditions in a building that is part of the facility.
An e-mail from the attorney general's chief of staff, Kyle Sampson, recommended firing Lam in March of 2005.
So, in theory, we could in fact get WalMart to pay the same as Costco by making similarly efficient use of labor: that is, firing between two thirds and three quarters of their staff.
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So, in theory, we could, in fact, get Wal-Mart to pay the same as Costco by making similarly efficient use of labor: that is, firing between two-thirds and three-quarters of their staff.
Large employers should learn how to internally transfer and retrain their existing staff rather than, yet again, complaining about skills shortages while at the same time firing the annual 10% of randomly selected people.
Thomsen cited Aguirre's "inability to work effectively with other staff and his unwillingness to operate within the Securities and Exchange Commission process" as the reason for his firing in September 2005, weeks after Aguirre was given a positive review, but days before his one-year probationary period at the agency was to expire.
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