Fire-Fighters' Union Fury at '1940s' Plan to Live On Site ; Cost-Cutting Move at Underused Station

Daily Post › September 26, 2005

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UNIONS last night accused fire chiefs of condemning staff to 1940s working conditions over plans to make crews live on the grounds of a Merseyside station.

Officials want to cut staffing levels at Heswall by half and make the remaining crews live on site so they can be called out round the clock.

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Fire-Fighters' Union Fury at '1940s' Plan to Live On Site ; Cost-Cutting Move at Underused Station

The cost-cutting exercise would save Merseyside Fire and Rescue Service pounds 200,000 a year but workers would be given just a 2...

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