Re: Hillside Trains (Melbourne) - Station Vacancies

["John Wayman" <trecker@bigpond.com>]

You also need to be able to start and end shifts away from your regular
station.

The car is probably the most flexible and sensible option, until Hillside
begins a 24 hour train service!

Cheers
John Wayman.

Gareth Lumsden wrote in message ...
>
>On Thu, 4 Mar 1999, Quentin Christensen wrote:
>>
>> your wife/husband/flatmate/friend/workmate might be willing to drive
>> you, you might live close enough to walk or ride a bike, you might be
>> willing to get a taxi to or from work (I assume you wouldn't be working
>> from before the first train til after the last), or you might have some
>> other way of getting there.
>>
>> Perhaps Gareth can tell us why you had to have a car?
>>
>> Quentin.
>>
>
>Quentin,
>
>Exactly the reason that has been discussed on this ng. - They want you to
>have reliable transport (i.e. a car), so as to get to & from work in the
>hours that trains do not run.
>I have considered re-applying during this "round" of staff intake,
>borrowing my mum's car before my loan application for my own car comes
>through.
>
>Gareth
>
>PS Decided against re-applying, I wouldn't be able to continue my
>schooling, and I only have 8 months left of my course here at RMIT.
>