The chief executive of the DCCL has outlined exactly how much the Island's bus drivers are currently earning.
Nick Black was speaking following months of negotiations with the drivers' union Unite.
The department is attempting to cut the drivers' paid lunch hour in a bid to save around £300,000, however there's been numerous failed ballots and discussions are still ongoing.
Mr Black told us more:
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