[PRCo] Re: ANOTHER ACCIDENT

Fred Schneider fwschneider at comcast.net
Sun Mar 25 19:00:14 EDT 2007


SOUNDS LIKE A GOOD WAY FOR A NON UNION OPERATOR TO BECOME A UNION  
OPERATOR IN A HURRY!

TEN BUCKS AN HOUR IN SIN CITY?   It may sound like a fair starting  
wage but not for Las Vegas and not with your housings costs.   Penn  
Highway Transit Company is paying about $7.50 to start in Lancaster,  
Pennsylvania for charter operators who receive tips.   McGristles,  
Kentucky Fried Rat and Booger King pay about the same amount here for  
counter help.   Red Rose Transit Authority is paying more than $10 to  
start ... I think it may be closer to 12 because it was over $10 when  
I checked it out a few years ago as a possible retirement job.  (I  
was told I was good canon fodder except that I probably wouldn't want  
it because part timers loose too much in union dues.)

On Mar 25, 2007, at 4:39 PM, Ken & Tracie wrote:

> No, Viacom, Viatrans, whatever the company calls itself, fires your  
> butt
> whether you're at fault or not. That includes being rear ended while
> boarding or discharging passengers, being sideswiped by a drunk  
> driver,
> having a suicidal person jump in front of  your bus from a  
> concealed spot
> when your ten feet from him doing twenty five miles per hour, having a
> scammer in a junk car suddenly pull out in front of your bus in an  
> attempt
> to cause an accident so he can sue the county, etc., etc.
>
> They must have a deal with their insurance provider to have a group of
> "accident free" operators at all times.
>
> Oh, the drivers start out around $10.00 per hour.
>
> K.
>
> ----- Original Message -----
> From: "Fred Schneider" <fwschneider at comcast.net>
> To: <pittsburgh-railways at dementia.org>
> Sent: Sunday, March 25, 2007 1:10 PM
> Subject: [PRCo] Re: ANOTHER ACCIDENT
>
>
>> Having accidents and having chargeable accidents are two different
>> things.   The man who turns left in front of you without looking when
>> you are on private right-of-way and gets impaled by a Brilliner doing
>> 30 mph is not a chargeable accident.
>
>
>




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