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Re: Yarra MCG Chaos
In aus.rail, on 26 Apr 2001, Ted Gay announced:
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>"OgO" <quentisl@leaves.qjc.cjb.net> wrote in message
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>As staff rosters would have been done a week or more back,
>where do the drivers for extra services come from? Assuming
>that changes to rosters need to be notified to staff with at
>least one weeks notice then drivers could not be directed to
>work yesterday at short notice.
Fair enough. One thing I thought of when I responded was the
way, when there is an accident or something which closes a rail
line, they are able to organise extra busses from bus companies
and use them to ferry people. If the bus companies are able to
find these busses/drivers within about 1/2 hour, couldn't yarra
trams have come up with something in at least a couple days.
Surely from their staff, they could find some people willing to
work the public holiday in order to staff extra services, even
at say, 2 days notice?
Regards
OgO
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