The 2013 RailCorp Reshuffle refers to a major restructuring of the government agency effective on July 1st 2013. The development ended RailCorp's train operations under the CityRail and CountryLink brands, relegating it to an asset owner. The two succeeding operators, Sydney Trains and NSW TrainLink, currently manage metropolitan and regional services respectively, but remained subsidiaries of RailCorp until 2017.
Summary[]
- RailCorp was split up into 2 government entities, Sydney Trains and NSW TrainLink.
- Sydney Trains now operates all metropolitan services.
- NSW TrainLink now operates all CountryLink services and CityRail's intercity services.
- 690 people were sacked as a result.
- No station staff were axed.
- The whole reshuffle took place from July 1st, 2013.
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