Does PATH consider applicants from outside the NY/NJ area? I’m currently a certified conductor on a passenger railroad in Massachusetts. I’ve applied to Metro North multiple times but have been rejected each time, I’m guessing because of where I live. Does PATH do the same?
Hello, currently an Electronics Technician at MARTA, out of Atlanta. Been eyeing the job of Electrical Diagnostic Technician for PATH, for a while now and thinking of shooting an application in.
Looking for folks that can give me some insight on top out pay, overtime opportunities, and more. Obviously, I know that the area is higher cost of living, so just trying to see if the juice is worth the squeeze and what work life is like. Also trying to find out about the interview process, test(s) that are associated with the job applicant process, training, and such.
Any insight is appreciated.
Thanks in advance
Journal Square is my nearest stop so I'm in that station all the time. On the regular, I see people jump the turnstile. I want to know why PATH bothers to have a police station there if turnstile-jumping is ignored. I'm not as spry as I once was, but if it's gonna save me money, I'm gonna start working out....
Addendum for those who didn't get the joke: I'm a 72 year old woman.