The head of the AA's main union has welcomed management assurances on job security following the motoring services group's £6.2bn merger with Saga. Alistair MacLean, national secretary of the AA Democratic Union (AADU), said he had been given an "absolute assurance" there would be no job cuts or changes to employees' terms and conditions by new chief executive, Saga boss Andrew Goodsell. "I am happy in the sense that for the foreseeable future there will be no job cuts," he told Personnel Today. "In fact, there will be job growth and improved service." The threat of offshoring back-office roles, which was thought to be under consideration two years ago, has also been lifted, MacLean said. The AADU claims it has 4,000 members among the AA's 7,200-strong workforce. MacLean said he had been "quite impressed" with Goodsell's plans to raise workforce morale, which has plummeted over the past three years. A new low-cost employee share package will be launched and the AA's...


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