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Size of company: Large (More than 500 employees)
Industry: Tourism, Travel, Passenger transportation
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Very Flexible hours (Seniority based) You pick your hours/days off 4 times a year. Flexible with time off - you can bank overtime/stats for extra vacation. 3 weeks vacation to start- goes up to 6 weeks +6 days, with the option to bank 2 weeks of stats and 2 weeks of overtime. Very competative pay. Not constantly supervised.....very independant- almost self employed without the stress of costs. Location- In the lowermainland of BC, you can transfer.
Posted on 24 November 2012 by Rater #11 | Flag as inappropriate
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This is because of an unregulated transit monopoly that Coast Mountain enjoys in Metro Vancouver. They gouge taxpayers and going on strike when they don't get what they want. Service while usually good, is sometimes marred by people who think we taxpayers owe them something above the $25+ and hour they're making for driving a bus. They're sometimes rude to customers, and at other times don't care or enforce transit rules, like paying your fare or kicking out intolerable people. So I second this person's review that it's an awesome company to work for.
Posted on 8 September 2014
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