Unions representing workers at the Health and Safety Executive (HSE) have expressed "major concerns" over plans to relocate about 300 jobs to Merseyside. The decision to relocate policy and administrative roles is part of a wider government drive to make billions of pounds of efficiency savings from 2008. High rent and labour costs, and a target of relocating 20,000 civil service posts from the South-East to regional offices, are also forcing Whitehall organisations to look at how to make savings. The Public and Commercial Services Union (PCS) and Prospect are seeking assurances over job security and compulsory relocations. The unions are concerned how the HSE intends to make up for the loss of skilled policy staff, as the business case assumes 40% of staff will move to the North-West, which the unions believe is an over estimation. There is also concern that the changes come at a time when staffing numbers in the HSE have already been cut and could undermine the HSE's...


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