‘I’m a train driver earning around £70k – the worst part of the job is the public perception’
The secret life of a train driver: good work-life balance and decent pay outweigh the very few toilet breaks
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The secret life of a train driver: good work-life balance and decent pay outweigh the very few toilet breaks
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