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Tag: Engineers Make Over $200000 A Year Including Overtime

NJ Transit pays train workers $200,000 salaries — Why can’t they hire?

October 8, 2018 Administrator

Reported And Written By David Matthau And Sergio Bichao, New Jersey 101.5; October 7, 2018 Need a career change? NJ…

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Posted in: Commuter Rail Filed under: Can't Find Enough New Employees, Commuter Trains, Engineers Make Over $200000 A Year Including Overtime, New Jersey, New Jersey Transit, NJT, Northeast Corridor, Passenger Trains, Rail Safety, Ridership, Shortage of Engineers, Trains Cancelled, Transit, Transportation

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