- SJ's head of traffic and service, who is ultimately responsible for planning and scheduling personnel on board the trains, has left his position.
- Since SJ introduced a new planning system at the end of October, scheduling in parts of the country has not worked as it should. This has led to several hundred cancelled trains and major problems for staff.
- A resource reallocation at several levels in the company has now been carried out. "We need new energy and a little more daily management of a problem-solving nature," says SJ's press manager Tobbe Lundell.
