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Bus Driver

Macker · 2005-09-14 13:02:41

Hi Folks Anybody here presently or previously worked as a bus driver with CIE ,I am presently employed in the manufacturing industry ,more or less the same type of job for the last 27 yrs and was thinking of a change , The reason for the change is mostly due to working hours ,shifts have changed latly and now I can't stand…

14-09-2005 1:02pm

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Macker

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Hi Folks
Anybody here presently or previously worked as a bus driver with CIE ,I am presently employed in the manufacturing industry ,more or less the same type of job for the last 27 yrs and was thinking of a change ,
The reason for the change is mostly due to working hours ,shifts have changed latly and now I can't stand them ,I know the hours as a bus driver wont be great and I will be dropping about 200 a week.
I also have a 10 mile commute every day which would be reduced to about 2 if I was posted to the local garage
What I really want to know is what the hours like ?,is there many late nights ?,working conditions etc..

TIA

Macker

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#2 23-09-2005 6:09pm

BrianD3

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You might get some info in the Dublin Bus drivers forum
http://sickcert.proboards3.com/

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