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Old October 9th 08, 07:28 PM posted to uk.transport.buses,uk.transport.london
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Default London bus strikes

On 9 Oct, 20:10, " wrote:
On Oct 9, 8:05 pm, "4sub" wrote:
Sounds like you need to drive a bus and earn real money.


Yes, I'd be GLAD to work for 38 hours a week and get up to 30,000,
regular hours, no "homework", paid holidays, free travel, pension,
free uniform etc, etc. *Sounds like a real cushy number - pity the
striking "drivers" don't think so.


Feel free to take a PSV test. Free uniform is hardly a perk, having to
wear a uniform is a major disadvantage -- it'd be worse than having to
wear a suit!

Paid holidays are quite normal for people on continuing contracts.
 
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