Dinosaurs, that is all.
I lived in Burgess Hill for three years and the idiots down here could learn a lot from the mid sussex refuse guys, happy to Xmas tip them, however ever since I can remember our mob down here are utter clundge
I drive HGV/LGV and I would be upset if a transit van driver was on the same wage as me, But on the other hand there is a HGV driver shortage, so the bin drivers could earn more driving in the private sector
I just do not understand how they have been allowed to continue to hold this city to ransom since the dark ages of the 70's. In this instance it is the drivers, at other times it is the crews or both.
Just last year they agreed a new deal, but upon hearing that someone else is on the same deal they scream 'It's not fair, we want more than them!'. Utter toxxers.
I thought these services were contracted out to private companies (City clean?), if so just terminate the contract and employ a new partner who can employ people that actually want to work. Personally I would be happy to see refuse services only provided to those who cannot deal with it themselves, I can just pop my refuse in the car and drive to the tip. For the elderly and many others this is not possible, and we would still need the community bins to be emptied, but it would reduce the number of terminally selfish binmen that we currently have to tolerate.
Rant, rant, rant, blah, blah, blah! Xmas tip? Do some bloody work!
You have to ask them that, but Bin driving is not the job I would what to do, driving around the congested streets of Brighton al day, the same as bus driving done it for 18months 20 years ago, nearly sent me ga gaThey're unhappy that supervisors are paid as much as them and teaching assistants, and complained that there's more pressure on a man driving a truck slowly that someone who helps children (mostly the ones with issues or learning difficulties) learn.
If they can get more in the private sector why don't they move?
I drive HGV/LGV and I would be upset if a transit van driver was on the same wage as me, But on the other hand there is a HGV driver shortage, so the bin drivers could earn more driving in the private sector
http://theloadstar.co.uk/fta-cpc-driver-shortage/
Yep...With the average age of hgv drivers at 56 a massive shortage starts right now with the CPC required by this month.Im middle management,but im now looking to get a class 2 job at the start of the year as fancy a change,had my class 2 for nearly 4 years now and delighted i did it for around the 2k mark,bargainI drive HGV/LGV and I would be upset if a transit van driver was on the same wage as me, But on the other hand there is a HGV driver shortage, so the bin drivers could earn more driving in the private sector
http://theloadstar.co.uk/fta-cpc-driver-shortage/
As for the binmen - I wouldn't do that job for £19k basic
This time of year and up to Christmas is always a busy time I have had agencies who I have not heard from in years ringing me to other me work.Yep...With the average age of hgv drivers at 56 a massive shortage starts right now with the CPC required by this month.Im middle management,but im now looking to get a class 2 job at the start of the year as fancy a change,had my class 2 for nearly 4 years now and delighted i did it for around the 2k mark,bargain
Fair few jobs round here offering 30k+ overtime and bonuses...Reckon by jan the amount of jobs will quadruple at least and the money will rise.I have been waiting for this to happen
Anybody with a brain cell would agree that a binman and a teaching assistant role are not similar in any way.
Not similar, but are you saying that one is more skilful and demanding than the other?