Workforce restructuring for a national NGO with a critical public health mandate.
The restructuring was completed within the agreed timeline with zero labour disputes. The new organizational structure reduced operational costs while preserving the client's capacity to deliver its core public health mandate. Staff retention in critical positions exceeded 90%.
A national non-governmental organization with a critical public health mandate, facing operational challenges that required significant workforce restructuring while maintaining service delivery.
The organization needed to restructure its workforce to align with revised funding levels and strategic priorities. This involved redefining roles, realigning reporting structures, and managing a reduction in force while maintaining the capacity to deliver essential public health services.
We conducted an organizational assessment to map the existing workforce against strategic requirements. We developed a new organizational structure aligned with the client's revised strategy and budget, including detailed job descriptions, competency frameworks, and transition plans. Our team managed the full restructuring process including consultation with affected employees and compliance with labour legislation.
The restructuring was completed within the agreed timeline with zero labour disputes. The new organizational structure reduced operational costs while preserving the client's capacity to deliver its core public health mandate. Staff retention in critical positions exceeded 90%.
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