Union Pacific Hiring

[GERUNIMO625]

Howdy,

While I would be the first to admit there are certainly FAR BETTER railroads to work for, these goof balls have their perks.
If you like not being at home, missing all your kids ball games, never having a girlfriend/boyfriend, but having a wallet atleast partially full of cash this might be the job for you.

https://up.jobs/search-jobs.html?keyWor ... &hrngType=

Check'em out if your interested.
Some of these positions have $10,000 Hiring Incentive Bonuses (I'm sure there are strings attached).
Ask me if you have any questions, I've worked for them for almost 5 years as a Road/Thru Freight Conductor out of Chicago (Proviso) IL.

Take care


P.S. Ignore the $60,000 a year bit. Depending on when you hire out this will vary. I made roughly $55,000 my first year and I only worked about 9 months, second year I made about 85+. Year after that I was furloughed and made 12.

[ErikGorbiHamilton]

Ahh I see that the Pete has referral rewards too? The BN has the same setup my father just found out. I believe it's $3,000 if you get someone to join and they stay on for more then four months without getting fired.

[GERUNIMO625]

Ahh I see that the Pete has referral rewards too?

Nope, I don't get diddly squat.
Just thought some folks would like to know.
And for disclosure I wouldn't wish this job on anyone. Its ruined modern train simming for me. I can't stand TSW

[JOHNtheREDNECK]

Maybe its not such a bad thing being in college to be the other type of engineer then.

...Math is my first language.