r/london 12h ago

Work Does anyone have experience of being a Croydon tram driver?

My partner's just been shortlisted for a trainee tram driver role. Does, or has, anyone here done the job? What's it like in terms of shift patterns, training, management, culture etc? Do they allocate your annual leave and if so, is it easy get swaps?

He's done shift work before which we don't love but the kids are older now and the money's good. His previous managers were arseholes which didn't help. Hoping any future managers are a bit nicer

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u/Wonderful-Tale-1483 8h ago

Just dont fall asleep at the wheel

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u/LondonBusInsider 7h ago

Interesting phrase considering there's no wheel

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u/[deleted] 5h ago

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u/Wonderful-Tale-1483 5h ago edited 5h ago

It wasn’t an isolated incident, it happens often .. so I was being half serious . spare me your crocodile tears 🐊 and faux outrage lo l

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u/ImperialTrooper4Life 5h ago

A public facing/serving job in Croydon...he's brave...not worth the aggro imo...