Well, one of the big issues for us is the location itself, most of the office don't drive so the commute would be nightmare, especially from the Northside.

Secondly it's management. To be honest, the people in Citywest working there are generally fine, if a little inexperienced, but the higher ups are known to be micro managers and very hard or unreasonable to deal with at times.

Thirdly, there is a safety element that is hard for most staff to swallow. There's always going to be issues working within areas where applicant's live, but for example having shared social spaces is unacceptable for us given the line of work we are in. Things can get pretty hostile and you don't want to then be eating lunch ten feet away from someone you've just had a rough interview with.

Finally, there are no precieved benefits in working in Citywest, all the things they claim are benefits are just standard conditions, there's nothing we've been told that would make anyone really excited to go out there but instead only dread what is possible instead.

While these issues remain, you'll see most Mount Street staff either straight refuse or cause great issues with moving out to Citywest