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DismissNetwork Rail is a railway infrastructure management company. They own and look after most of the UK's railway network.
networkrail.co.ukDo Network Rail pay breaks?
Sometimes. Only some people get paid breaks at Network Rail.
Public Transport Providers who pay breaks include Chiltern Railways, Transport for Wales and MTR.
Last updated 27 March 2024
Which public transport providers pay breaks?
- Chiltern Railways Most people get paid breaks
- Transport for Wales Most people get paid breaks
- MTR Most people get paid breaks
- Nexus Tyne and Wear Most people get paid breaks
- Hitachi Only some people get paid breaks
- West Midlands Trains Most people get paid breaks
- Great Western Railway Most people get paid breaks
- CrossCountry Most people get paid breaks
- East Midlands Railway Most people get paid breaks
- Thameslink Most people get paid breaks
Jobs at Network Rail
Jobs where breaks are paid
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What people are saying about sick pay at Network Rail
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Best thing
Working alone. Good pay
Worst thing
Not able to take full proper breaks
Network Rail Employee, April 2021