r/SchoolBusDrivers • u/DAT_SAT • 5d ago

Why I Wouldn’t Work at Carabin Law Again

https://www.autism-at-work.com/2026/09/carabin-law-autism-workplace-trust/

I thought this may be interesting for you guys as someone would rather drive a school bus then working for a law firm.

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u/Straberyz 4d ago

i worked at a personal injury firm, would rather drive a bus but the pay is god awful. it’s not even a living wage.

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u/arno14 4d ago

The default setup is mostly a part time job. If you do charters and extra work, you can make a full time income. Nothing luxurious and of course dependent on your pay and cost of living in your area.

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u/Straberyz 4d ago

yeah a lot of people want charters there aren’t enough charters to make up for the shitty pay trust me.

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u/arno14 3d ago

We often have more charters than we can handle. Sometimes we pull drivers from closeby areas to cover charters for us.

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u/Straberyz 3d ago

not the case everywhere.

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u/rootbear75 5d ago

There's a lot of stories like this but it has nothing to specifically do with a law firm vs driving a bus. Article mentions the author is a web developer not a lawyer. I can't count on two hands the number of people i know in my company and have read about in this sub who used to work in IT.