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westcoaster

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They are on the aslef website, iirc look under company info, I'm not sure how up to date they are though. If you want the fcc ones ill pm you.
 

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Thanks westcoaster but I was thinking more of how the pay rises from the training rate, up to the 40k max
 

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Thanks westcoaster but I was thinking more of how the pay rises from the training rate, up to the 40k max

in that case it is simple up until the day you quallify, you are on trainee wages which is around the 20k mark, the day you quallify you get a 50% :lol:pay rise to 40k simples.

up until 2/3 years ago it used to be on a slidding scale so
year 1 25k
year 2 30k
year 3 35k but that is all finished now.

the above is for fcc only each toc has different pay and conditions.
 

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in that case it is simple up until the day you quallify, you are on trainee wages which is around the 20k mark, the day you quallify you get a 50% :lol:pay rise to 40k simples.

up until 2/3 years ago it used to be on a slidding scale so
year 1 25k
year 2 30k
year 3 35k but that is all finished now.

math not your strong point then :D

a 50% rise would be 30k :lol:

thanks for the info :)

by qualify do you mean after 9 months?
 

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math not your strong point then :D

a 50% rise would be 30k :lol:

thanks for the info :)

by qualify do you mean after 9 months?

lol, i know what i mean.:idea:

by quallify i mean the end off your two week driving test, the moment you are given the key and your own licence, with fcc i would say the average time it takes to quallify is a year
 

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lol, i know what i mean.:idea:

by quallify i mean the end off your two week driving test, the moment you are given the key and your own licence, with fcc i would say the average time it takes to quallify is a year

Thanks :)
 
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