[PRCo] Re: Shaker
Jim Holland
PRCoPCC at P-R-Co.com
Sun Nov 11 16:55:54 EST 2007
Not all system picks are the same. Here in SF we maintain our
System Snority wherever we go but in Portland one who transfers goes to
the bottom of the list for that division / barn -- unless they changed
that since 1977. (I was hired to start work in Portland in the
late 1970s but had to decline.) I am #02 in my Division but about
#14 for the system of 2,200 operators // drivers (I'll know better when
the system wide pick comes up, soon I would imagine.) I would
probably have several above me in lrv division as that is a very high
snority barn but my picks would still be good, Relatively Speaking~!~!~!
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Do you ride Shaker much? They have Bredas? What do you
think? Why?
Herb Brannon wrote:
> We do not have 'system picks' at RTA. Probably the only transit system on the planet which does not. I even tried to get transferred to Central Rail using my COPD and exposure to the fumes, dust, as the reason. The transfer request was denied.
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> Jim Holland <PRCoPCC at P-R-Co.com> wrote:
> Do you plan to transfer into Shaker division?
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> Herb Brannon wrote:
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>> Anyway, I have always been able to get weekends and holidays off. That is why I stayed at Harvard Avenue Station rather than transfer to Triskett Station. Triskett has all "good" routes whereas Harvard Avenue has about two-thirds Eastside routes and one-third Westside routes. Like I always tell everyone (tongue in cheek, of course)........"they can kill you just as easy on the 55X-Clifton Blvd Express as they can on the 14-Kinsman Road Local.\
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>> Herb Brannon
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