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You can contact me if you want, send me a PM. I will tell you that the class 1 RR's willfully laid off a large amount of workers before the Pandemic and their problems are independent of that no matter how they may spin it.
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LORAM is known as a very dirty job that underpass its workers
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Run away. That's the best advice I can give you. Do a little bit of time and listen to your coworkers and you will get it. Don't listen what management tries to sell you and you DO have Union representation despite being a trainee. Find your local Union reps and ask them for help if you need it...
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Sounds like you RR runs the same as the Class 1's- toxic management and penny pinching to the extreme at cost of service.
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Just a friendly warning to any interested- if you love trains, are a railfan or young person who fantasizes about railroading. Take a serious look at job boards and forums of people who do the job. You will find much anguish and anger from workers. The railroads currently are on a kick with...
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You feel burned out in finance? Avoid railroading at all cost then! You can make over 6 figures doing railroad but you will be on call 24/7 365- even on holidays in many cases. NS is operating even on Christmas now, making you work the holiday. You can become an engineer when you time as a...
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Avoid the Class 1 RR's like the plague- they will dominate your life and try to Fire you from day 1
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You are wrong- there is no slack in middle. When they train on using DP they tell you to keep the "fence" up which allows independent operation of DP unit from head end and they want the DP unit throttled up at all times to bunch the train- even when dynamic braking on head end. That is part of...
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