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TTC service to STOP Monday @ 4am--TTC STRIKE (pg. 3)
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| exstasie |
| quote: | Originally posted by ÖZmözis
Litter picker - $21.11/hour
Cleaner/janitor (outside workers’ contract) - $19.56/hour
Garbage collector - $24.14/hour
First class firefighter - $33.73/hour
Bus/subway driver (with 12 months experience or more) – $26.58/hour
TTC token/cash collector (with 12 months experience or more) - $26.58/hour
Meter reader - $26.39/hour
Gas pump operator - $21.79/hour
Mail car driver - $22.68/hour |
Just over $51,000 if its 37.5 hours per week. $55,000 if its 40 hours per week.
That's pretty damn good if you ask me to drive a bus around.
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| rabbitjoker |
| quote: | Originally posted by ÖZmözis
Litter picker - $21.11/hour
Cleaner/janitor (outside workers’ contract) - $19.56/hour
Garbage collector - $24.14/hour
First class firefighter - $33.73/hour
Bus/subway driver (with 12 months experience or more) – $26.58/hour
TTC token/cash collector (with 12 months experience or more) - $26.58/hour
Meter reader - $26.39/hour
Gas pump operator - $21.79/hour
Mail car driver - $22.68/hour |
Yearly
Litter picker - $42k
Cleaner/janitor (outside workers’ contract) - $38k
Garbage collector - $48k
First class firefighter - $66k
Bus/subway driver (with 12 months experience or more) – $52k
TTC token/cash collector (with 12 months experience or more) - $52k
Meter reader - $52k
Gas pump operator - $42k
Mail car driver - $44k
* does not include benefits (pension, health, drug, etc)
* does not include overtime |
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| UmmiE |
| quote: | Originally posted by ÖZmözis
Litter picker - $21.11/hour
Cleaner/janitor (outside workers’ contract) - $19.56/hour
Garbage collector - $24.14/hour
First class firefighter - $33.73/hour
Bus/subway driver (with 12 months experience or more) – $26.58/hour
TTC token/cash collector (with 12 months experience or more) - $26.58/hour
Meter reader - $26.39/hour
Gas pump operator - $21.79/hour
Mail car driver - $22.68/hour |
Those people get enough Govt benefits and paid holidays.......They should be just told to simply " off " when they ask for anything. |
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| djeso |
| quote: | Originally posted by rabbitjoker
Fire them all! |
That's what I say!
Take The Car services |
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| exstasie |
| quote: | Originally posted by rabbitjoker
* does not include benefits (pension, health, drug, etc)
* does not include overtime |
and since they are part of a union, you can bet those benefits and overtime are pretty damn decent!
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| djeso |
| Some people don't appreciate what they've got until it's gone, I'm pretty sure that eventually TTC will go the contract way vs employment, just like Canada Post is doing so these days. |
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| smuncky |
| quote: | Originally posted by exstasie
Just over $51,000 if its 37.5 hours per week. $55,000 if its 40 hours per week.
That's pretty damn good if you ask me to drive a bus around.
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buses are actually one the hardest jobs to do. i'm not saying that they don't get paid enough, but it certainly is not an easy job. however, booth collectors and all that other is overpaid. subway driver i'm kinda iffy about. it's easier than driving a bus, but theres still a certain level of work to be done. |
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| rabbitjoker |
I have no problem with what experienced/skilled drivers are paid. They keep passengers safe and do their job diligently.
I have a problem with the fishbowl sitters, token/pass watchers, streetcar-stop wranglers and street supervisors who do little (nothing?) to add to the value chain. |
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| smuncky |
| quote: | Originally posted by rabbitjoker
I have no problem with what experienced, skilled drivers are paid. They keep passengers safe and do their job diligently.
I have a problem with the fishbowl sitters, token/pass watchers, streetcar wranglers and street supervisors who do little (nothing?) to add to the value chain. |
that sums up my feelings as well. |
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| smuncky |
| quote: | Originally posted by exstasie
The TTC still contributed $1 Million of their own money...no?
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it was already allocated for the station revitalization program. that money would not have gone to pay for anyones salary on the ttc. |
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| Dr. DAS |
If they strike, I'm so going down to Davisville with a megaphone and super-soaker.
1 ruckus, coming up!:whip: |
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| exstasie |
| quote: | Originally posted by smuncky
buses are actually one the hardest jobs to do. i'm not saying that they don't get paid enough, but it certainly is not an easy job. however, booth collectors and all that other is overpaid. subway driver i'm kinda iffy about. it's easier than driving a bus, but theres still a certain level of work to be done. |
True. I guess it does require some level of experience to drive a bus.
But I agree with the token collectors and the others. They just sit around on their ass and do all for most of the day.
I'm not sure exactly what the subway drivers actually do, but I know a lot of them do all as well. I was on the subway the other day and the dude was sitting in his booth play with his PSP the entire time. He looked out the booth every once in a while, but not much more than that!
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