To all new immigrants, would be immigrants and also immigrants in the pipeline.

This is my humblest suggestion to you.

Take all your degrees, work experience and high funda stuff and put in a nice box and bury it in 6 feet under.

Get a job like this in TTC which is unionized and hence protected. The typical TTC collector makes atleast 55K to 60K basic + OVERTIME. There is full medical benefits, pension and other benefits.

http://www.thestar.com/news/gta/ttc/article/754297--is-he-sleeping-photo-of-mccowan-ttc-booth-goes-viral?bn=1

Your annual raise is negotiated by the union if not they go on strike.

What happened to this guy is that he will be reprimanded and put on suspension for a week(paid) and then moved to another station.

Boss ! this is the real Canada for you.

IT, computer ko chodhudho - sarkari naukri ko lelo.
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Is he sleeping? Photo of McCowan TTC booth goes viral

A TTC ticket collector is shown apparently catching a quick 40 winks between customers.


He's inside the ticket booth, reclining on a chair, his arms draped over his stomach.

And that was enough to send this photograph of a Toronto Transit Commission collector – who appears to be snoozing – viral Thursday, sweeping around the world after it was tweeted by a transit rider.

It was enough to prompt TTC authorities to start an inquiry.

The photo was taken by Jason Wieler on Jan. 9 around 10 p.m. at McCowan Station. On Thursday, he posted it on Twitpic with this caption: \"Yup, love how my TTC dollars R being spent ... \"

Wieler was leaving the station when he saw the ticket agent catnapping in full view. \"I stood by for at least five minutes and he was sleeping,\" said Wieler.

Some riders were laughing while others were talking about him, he said. A few even went through without paying their fare or showing their Metropass. \"I thought here we are, with a fare hike, and look how the money is being wasted.\"

As soon as the photo was posted, the comments began piling up, mostly from annoyed transit users.

\"I didn't post to get anyone in trouble, but to highlight TTC problems,\" said Wieler.

The TTC is taking it seriously, spokesman Brad Ross said.

\"Employees have a responsibility with respect to safety of the station and the system,\" said Ross. \"We expect them to be always alert on their jobs. This is unacceptable.\"

But he said there might have been extenuating circumstances.

\" We are asking for an explanation. \"

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Sunny Leone a true Canadian DESI now back in India !.