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    MylesHSG replied to the thread A career as a signaller.
    Just replying to the couple of recent topics 1. Just don't drink the day before a shift or medical, unless you have some medical...
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    Yes they go via the North London Line to Wembley Intercity Depot which is run by Alstom. It's where the Sleepers and Pendos go. They...
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    MylesHSG replied to the thread A career as a signaller.
    Just to go back to the leave stuff. Do you get the extra 2 days on your anniversary of employment or is it in the next calender year...
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    MylesHSG replied to the thread A career as a signaller.
    Impossible now that we get the holiday pay supplement. Even if a box was closed every night and every Sunday.
  • MylesHSG
    MylesHSG replied to the thread A career as a signaller.
    Sorry I didn't realise how complicated I made that sound. I met a fellow signaller whilst we were traveling on the bakerloo line one...
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    MylesHSG replied to the thread A career as a signaller.
    Am I right in thinking the signal box is still owned by TfL, but now run by NWR? Met a fellow signaller who worked there on the the...
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    MylesHSG replied to the thread A career as a signaller.
    Reliefs don't get rostered Sundays remember and the "life" of a relief isn't for everyone. Expect to do more nights than days, getting a...
  • MylesHSG
    MylesHSG replied to the thread A career as a signaller.
    You mean relief allowance? It's given to relief signallers only and is calculated on the distance between your locations that you'll work.
  • MylesHSG
    MylesHSG replied to the thread A career as a signaller.
    I'm unsure what exactly you mean by shift allowance, it's not a phase I've heard in regards to signallers pay/terms.
  • MylesHSG
    MylesHSG replied to the thread A career as a signaller.
    Are you talking about relief premiums? Depends on the distances between the boxes covered. Or night shift premium? Will be about £20 a...
  • MylesHSG
    MylesHSG replied to the thread A career as a signaller.
    That's true, but not much after basic, London weighting and my 13 Sundays a year is going to be taxed at basic rate anyway unfortunately.
  • MylesHSG
    MylesHSG replied to the thread A career as a signaller.
    Always a good day of the year

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