AKA-the real lives of Trimet operators
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Sunday, June 17, 2012
CLASSIC TWEETS
#trimet dispatcher JASON tells operator 'everything that is said on our radio goes out over the INTERNET, even in china
— TriMet Scanner (@trimetscanner) June 17, 2012
Saturday, June 16, 2012
McFührer's tricks
For example he is well aware that more 1/2 the bus drivers are new, less than 5 years. I would imagine that all these new drivers are "happy to have a job" with decent pay and whatever benefits he wants to give them. These newbies are not likely to shake the boat.
He has made the rest of us miserable for a reason, he wants all the seasoned employees out of here because he knows we won't put up with his nonsense.
This sets up a scenario where the majority of employees are all newbies who most likely will be to scared to strike.
McFührer then breaks the union and achieves the goal. He will be worshiped as a hero to the executive class
"The ends justify the means"
GIVE US BACK THE RIGHT TO STRIKE
Let the citizens of greater Portland see who is is that actually runs this transit system!
It would be better to let TriMet employees go on strike
It would be better to let TriMet employees go on strike
Public testimony lambastes the sock puppets
More citizens wasting their time at the sock puppets meeting. I congratulate them for trying though
Bye Bye Advantis CU Building
Advantis building available until June 14, 2012
Posted by Kellie Randall at May 16, 2012 12:00 AM | Permalink
This is in preparation for the planned July 1 demolition of the
building in conjunction with PMLR construction along 17th Avenue.
Beginning June 14, the Advantis building and conference room will no
longer be available. Staff who use the building for meetings and
trainings have been advised to make alternate arrangements.
Between when the space is no longer available and the proposed
demolition date, there are some items that will be removed and some
asbestos safety precautions that will take place. The Portland Fire
Department will also be conducting some emergency training in the
space.
Posted by Kellie Randall at May 16, 2012 12:00 AM | Permalink
This is in preparation for the planned July 1 demolition of the
building in conjunction with PMLR construction along 17th Avenue.
Beginning June 14, the Advantis building and conference room will no
longer be available. Staff who use the building for meetings and
trainings have been advised to make alternate arrangements.
Between when the space is no longer available and the proposed
demolition date, there are some items that will be removed and some
asbestos safety precautions that will take place. The Portland Fire
Department will also be conducting some emergency training in the
space.
Friday, June 15, 2012
Trimet is hurting for drivers
Quite funny because I know some very qualified people who have applied at Trimet and never get called back. What is it they are looking for?
TriMet: Attend a TriMet Information Session
TriMet: Attend a TriMet Information Session
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