Complaints & Reviews — Christopher and Banks, Finance Companies

Conductor's Attitude

So... I understand that work is not sweet, but there should be some level of ethics. Today, driving in the direction of Golg Coast with a train leaving at 14. 17 from Melbourne, the wagon was serviced by a very unkind conductor Inese Vanaga. He kept rushing past us, uttering all sorts of "clever" words, telling us to sit elsewhere, that we were disturbing her and led him to peek at the window, whether someone was getting in the next car or not. The inscription "conductor's place" was at the other end of the wagon, but this one was constantly passing by people here at one window, here at the next window. Finally, a noticeably intoxicated passenger appeared, who began to feel sorry for her, what a difficult job for her. Then she sat down opposite him, time felt greatly blessed, and ticket control was no longer in mind. The level is very low, "Australian Dzelzcelsh "should, however, control which employees work for them!