Do You Suffer From POSD?
Many in pupil transportation are spread thin while running their operation in the first days of a school year and develop post-opening stress disorder — a condition that requires planning and patience
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More than one-third (36 percent) of survey respondents cited the
work schedule as the reason for becoming a school bus driver, while
nearly as many (33 percent) said that “other” factors
were the primary reason for their decision. Fifteen percent cited
benefits and 11 percent said pay was their motivation. Just 5 percent
said they became school bus drivers because it was the “only
job around.”
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The Toughest Job in Pupil Transportation: Substitute Driving Safety, Training Program Anyone who has ever served as a sub, even for a single run, knows the title of this booklet is no exaggeration. All though every role in the pupil transportation team is important, being a substitute driver is undoubtedly the most demanding of all. Learn more about our “much-needed” training material which helps subs do their job better and safer... (This product can not be shipped overnight) $50.00 View
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