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That said, I hope it is the start of decent wages within the public sectors.

Yawn. Yawn. Why do you never respond to any of the challenges made to your tedious and vacuous posts? I can guess, but it would be nice for you to prove me wrong.

Who judges 'most needed' though. I can see a case for nurses, for sure most people will. But those nurses need to get to work so public transport becomes needed and important. Nurses need to be educated so teachers are needed and important.....and so on and so on. It becomes a futile circle. I...

As always, I’m shoulder-2-shoulder with my comrades on the Deutsche Bahn.

To be fair, @theboybilly was merely explaining there is a lot more to driving a train than others had suggested. What do you mean by 'Sorry, but I suggest you try working for the NHS.'? Your job has more responsibility? Less pay? Or is less paid for the same responsibilty? Either way I have...

As has already been asked, what do you do for a profession then?

To be fair, the abuse many public facing employees get is upsetting. I have posted before about the crap EasyJet cabin crew endure and the abuse the undertrained youngsters get at the AMEX.

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I’m glad you did bite; this is an interesting and informative post. Whilst I have never had an issue with train driver’s salaries, or the means they use to obtain a decent and livable salary, I must admit I didn’t know how truly demanding the position is.