rbrooker wrote:do you know that they only have 2 school runs and they do stuff all else and no there are no extras for driving with a trailer or in the snow
Seems to be more and more the case these days. Companies want "rocket scientists" so to speak, who have all the experience, snow license, crash box experience, and other assorted forms of experience, but they are only willing to offer them casual jobs that pay "janitor" wages. And then they wonder why people arent walking in the door with resumes in hand.
One must remember that casual school bus drivers also get forced to take up to 12 weeks unpaid leave per year during the school holidays, further diminishing annual income. Taking all these factors into account, that is why companies might find it hard to find stable long term employees. Most normal people have a mortgage, and children to educate, and a casual job doesnt really cut it for most people.
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