(REJL B)
Rejlers implements an organizational change in Sweden from March 1st 2013. The main purpose of the change is to increase the cooperation within and between Rejlers operations in the Nordic and Baltic Sea region.
"The new organization is expected to result in closer cooperation between employees at different locations in Sweden. This will enable us to better meet our customers 'and employees' future needs. The change also facilitates cooperation across borders and helps us to further build a strong Rejlers in our markets in the Nordic and Baltic Sea region", says Eva Nygren, President and CEO of Rejlers.
The change in brief:
- Rejlers introduces a line organization in Sweden with seven division managers who will be in charge of profit, budget and employees. The previous matrix organization with site managers and business managers disappears. At the same time new roles will be introduced in Sweden in the form of four regional managers and office managers across the country.
- Rejlers Energitjänster becomes a subsidiary of Rejlers' business in Sweden.
For further information:
Eva Nygren; President and CEO, +46 73 412 66 60, e-mail: eva.nygren@rejlers.se (mailto:eva.nygren@rejlers.se)
Rebecka Oxelström; Head of Communications, +46 73 412 66 75, e-mail: rebecka.oxelstrom@rejlers.se (mailto:rebecka.oxelstrom@rejlers.se)
www.rejlers.com (http://www.rejlers.com)
Rejlers is a Nordic expertise group within electro-technology, energy, mechanics, automation, electronics IT and telecommunications. Rejlers' shares are listed on the NASDAQ OMX Stock Exchange.
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Source: Rejlers via Thomson Reuters ONE
