It was the board which took the decision to pursue a cost-cutting drive to achieve foundation trust status and it was the board which refused to listen to the complaints of patients and - at times - staff.
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Public-school parents accuse the board of the 9, 000-student East Ramapo Central School District of cutting teachers, guidance counselors, art programs, all-day kindergarten and the high school marching band, while diverting public resources to favored Orthodox institutions.
Instead, they would pass around bite-sized pieces of overcooked meat on a cutting board.
To do that, Romney proposes corporate tax cuts, drilling in national parks, cutting federal government worker training programs, and across-the-board federal budget cuts.
Sony, a consumer-electronics company, began the trend in 1997, by cutting its board by half.
He believes companies are becoming more thoughtful about job-cutting, actively restructuring instead of just slashing the workforce across the board.
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As the American Medical Association and others have pointed out, the board is charged with the contradictory mandate of cutting Medicare reimbursement rates to health-care providers, without reducing benefits or finding new ways to increase value.
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In fact, it was the decision by the board to go for foundation trust status that contributed to much of the cost-cutting drive that undermined care.
Proponents of the board have argued that IPAB will improve the quality of care as a result of the cost-cutting measures it enacts in order to save.
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