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The manager of a medical laboratory must determine the best way to handle necessary layoffs. She has designed a new supervisory structure that will better facilitate the company''s objectives toward empowerment and will provide profitable operations despite funding cutbacks. In order to implement the revised structure, she must eliminate five supervisory positions, necessitating the layoffs of five long-term employees. The remaining supervisors'' responsibilities will greatly increase. She must determine the logistics for communicating these decisions to the supervisors and their staff without hindering morale and productivity. (A related case, "Medictest Laboratories (B)", case 9A94J031, outlines how Jean proceeded.)