TARGET should quickly give workers at its Geelong national headquarters some certainty after announcing staff changes are imminent, the Victorian opposition says. The retailer employs about 1000 people at its North Geelong office. A company spokesman says staff changes are expected as part of a company review, designed to turn around the retailer's performance. Opposition Leader Daniel Andrews says he hopes Target will give staff more information quickly. "Geelong can't afford any more bad news and our state can't afford any more bad news," he said. I would hope that they can provide their workforce with the clarity that they're entitled to as quickly as possible. Mr Andrews said Premier Denis Napthine should contact Target management and do everything possible to prevent job losses. I acknowledge there are limits but he should be doing everything he can so that if those Target workers lose their jobs, the test should be can Denis Napthine look them in the eye and say `I did everything I could for you'. Victorian Treasurer Michael O'Brien said the government was seeking further information from Target. Target owner Wesfarmers last month downgraded its earnings forecast for Target as the troubled department store drags down the conglomerate's otherwise strong performance.