The government aims to cut Whitehall posts by transferring hundreds of civil servants from the Department for Transport to the state-owned rail operator. Ministers have emphasized the necessity for cost-saving measures without immediate redundancies. However, staff may choose to leave, considering potential job losses. A formal consultation process will begin, likely leading to around 300 employees being relocated to DfT Operator Limited by integrating current train operators. The broader vision includes renationalizing all passenger services under Great British Railways to eliminate fragmentation in railway operations.
The government is transferring hundreds of civil servants from the Department for Transport to the state-owned rail operator in a move to cut costs and streamline operations.
A formal consultation process is starting that could lead to 300 employees being relocated to DfT Operator Limited, enhancing the efficiency of the nationalised railway.
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