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California State University

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What is the difference between Non Union Calpers vs Non Union Public Sector Employee?

AspectNon Union CalpersNon Union Public Sector Employee
CredentialsCalpers membership, pension plan knowledgeVaries by role, often requires specific certifications
Work EnvironmentPublic sector, government offices, retirement systemsPublic sector, government agencies, municipal offices
Employer & IndustryCalifornia Public Employees' Retirement System, government

Non Union Calpers employees typically work within California's public retirement system, focusing on pension administration and related tasks. Non Union Public Sector Employees work across various government agencies with diverse roles. While both are public sector roles, Non Union Calpers positions are specialized in retirement benefits, whereas other public sector roles may involve broader administrative or operational duties.

What are some typical challenges faced by Non Union CalPERS employees compared to their union counterparts?

Non Union CalPERS employees often encounter unique challenges such as negotiating their own employment terms, including salary and benefits, since they are not covered by collective bargaining agreements. This can result in less standardized protections and more variability in work conditions. Additionally, they may need to be more proactive in understanding their retirement options and navigating changes to benefits, as they do not have union representation to advocate on their behalf. However, non-union roles can also offer increased flexibility and opportunities for direct negotiation with management.

What are Non Union CalPERS jobs?

Non Union CalPERS jobs refer to positions within public agencies or organizations in California that participate in the California Public Employees' Retirement System (CalPERS), but are not represented by a labor union. Employees in these roles receive retirement and health benefits through CalPERS, just like union members, but their terms of employment, such as salary and benefits, are typically set by the employer rather than through collective bargaining. These positions can include administrative, managerial, or professional roles in state or local government agencies.

What are the key skills and qualifications needed to thrive as a Non-Union CalPERS Employee, and why are they important?

To thrive as a Non-Union CalPERS employee, you typically need a relevant bachelor's degree, knowledge of retirement or pension systems, and experience in public administration or finance. Familiarity with pension management software, data analysis tools, and state benefit systems is often required. Strong analytical thinking, attention to detail, and effective communication are important soft skills for collaborating with colleagues and assisting CalPERS members. These skills ensure accurate benefit administration, compliance with regulations, and high-quality service to public employees.
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Student Train Operator

Student Train Operator

San Diego Metropolitan Transit System

San Diego, CA • On-site

$18.50 - $24.50/hr

Part-time

Medical, Dental, Vision, Retirement, PTO

Posted 14 days ago

Job description

Application Review: The position will remain open until filled. The next Train Operator Academy begins on September 28th, 2026.
Do you love to drive? Are you technically and academically inclined? Have you been searching for a company and a career that gives back to society and the environment? Are you ready to master a trade that has career growth and promotional opportunities? Then this is the CAREER for you!
Why become a Train Operator?
  • Incremental wage increases and career growth
  • Promotional opportunities (We love to promote!)
  • CalPers pension & other retirement options
  • Health, dental and vision benefits
  • Vacation time and holiday pay
  • Employment stability
  • Community impact
  • Environmental impact - be a part of the solution!
  • And MUCH MORE!

CLICK HERE to view a video and see Train Operators in action!
Train Operators are responsible for operating Light Rail Vehicle (LRV) trains in revenue and non-revenue service, performing pre-departure checkouts, making public address announcements, monitoring and reporting passenger movements, exercising prudent judgment during any onboard vehicle failures, preparing vehicle defect reports and assisting in providing on-the-job instruction to student personnel.
Train Operators are hired as part-time employees only and are scheduled to work approximately 25-32 hours per week. Additional hours are frequently assigned to employees in a manner designed to give employees an equal opportunity to work extra hours. The Transportation Department works 24 hours a day, 7 days a week and Train Operator shift assignments are bid on in seniority order. Train Operators can expect to be assigned to work nights, weekends, and holidays until such time as their individual seniority allows them to bid to more desirable shifts and days off. Part-time employees are eligible for promotion to full-time positions in seniority order, as full-time positions become available. Candidates should assume that they would be working in a part-time status for five or more years. Part-time employees are not guaranteed any specific number of working hours per week, nor do they receive full MTS Rail employee benefits.
What Train Operators do:
  • Operates Light Rail Vehicle (LRV) trains in revenue and non-revenue service in strict compliance with the MTS Rail Rules and Instructions for Employees.
  • Exercises good judgment and adheres to all safety policies and procedures to ensure the safety of passengers and equipment.
  • Operates LRV's during onboard vehicle failures where specific features, i.e., propulsion, braking, etc., are rendered inoperative.
  • Makes required public address announcements regarding the impact of specific mainline occurrences on train service, as well as other announcements as instructed by Transportation Supervisors/Controllers.
  • Reports all unusual occurrences to the controller.
  • Assists with wheelchair or basic equipment trouble shooting.
  • Uses a variety of keys, levers, and buttons to activate the train, accelerate, brake, operate doors, and uses the public address system, horn, headlights and TWC (Train to Wayside Control).
  • Prepares trains for service, as determined by schedule requirements or Supervisor/Controller instructions.
  • Performs yard switching activities, including movement of LRVs through an automated car wash, coupling and uncoupling of train sets, and manual operation of track switches.
  • Operates trains into and out of shop buildings for repairs.
  • Operates test trains for acceptance of equipment, repair and checkouts as required.
  • Prepares detailed reports pertaining to unusual events.
  • Assists in providing on-the-job instruction to student personnel qualifying for the Train Operator position.
  • Provides superficial first aid and/or requests medical assistance for ill or injured passengers.
  • Maintains a thorough and up-to-date knowledge of current Rules and Regulations and other standard operating procedures pertaining to the Trolley.
  • Performs such other duties as assigned.

What MTS is looking for:
Knowledge, Skills and Abilities
  • Knowledge of or ability to learn MTS policies and regulations; ability to read, understand and apply MTS policies, regulations and union labor contracts; ability to write letters, memoranda and reports using clear, concise and grammatically correct English; ability to speak clearly, distinctly and effectively in person-to-person or small group situations using tact and diplomacy; ability to establish and maintain priorities in order to complete assignments by deadlines without detailed instructions; strong organizational skills and demonstrated ability to multi-task; skill in verifying the accuracy and completeness of forms and reports; ability to coordinate and initiate actions necessary to implement decisions and delegate responsibilities to appropriate personnel; ability to exercise prudent and timely judgment in normal and emergency situations; ability to sit for long periods of time in a confined area; must have a flexible schedule and be available to work on days, nights, weekends and holidays.

Physical Requirements
  • The successful candidate must be 21 years of age or older and able to fulfill the physical demands of the job such as driving, walking, climbing stairs, stooping, sitting, bending, reaching overhead and lifting (must be able to lift up to 50 pounds).
  • Must be able to operate a motor vehicle and perform tasks involving manual dexterity, such as use of a computer and 10-key.
  • Must have good eyesight and the ability to maintain constant alertness under tedious circumstances.
  • Work will at times require more than 8 hours per day, travel to other agencies, variable shifts, or require irregular hours to perform the essential duties of the position.
  • Duties will be performed primarily in an LRV operator cubicle, as well as in an office environment

Experience/Education/Certificates/License(s)
  • The minimum age at time of appointment is 21.
  • Candidates should demonstrate stable employment, good attendance records and a favorable attitude toward public service.
  • Candidates must demonstrate ability to communicate effectively, both orally and in writing.
  • Bilingual skills are preferred and encouraged.
  • Must possess and maintain a valid California driver's license.
  • A minimum of three years current and satisfactory driving experience.
  • Candidates must turn in a valid California's Driving Record. CA Driving Records can be obtained at the DMV's Website (CLICK HERE). Once obtained, submit the Driving Record to MTS (ATTENTION: Train Operator) by:
    • Email jobs@sdmts.com

General Information:
  • Must satisfactorily pass all applicable examinations including, but not limited to, a pre-employment physical, drug screen, reference check and background check.

EEO is The Law - Equal Employer Opportunity Employer Minorities/Women/Protected Veterans/Disabled
MTS is an Equal Employment Opportunity Employer with an ongoing commitment to treat all people, including customers, co-workers and the public at large, with dignity and respect. As a public transportation agency, MTS is committed to providing an inclusive workplace that reflects the diverse communities in which we work and live.
MTS supports and promotes an environment that is free of discrimination and harassment. MTS recruits, hires, trains and promotes individuals without regard to race, such as hair texture and hairstyles), color, religion, ancestry, national origin, age (40 years or older), sex (including pregnancy, childbirth, breastfeeding, or related medical conditions), sexual orientation, gender, gender identity, gender expression, marital status, medical condition (cured or rehabilitated cancer), physical disability, mental disability, reproductive health decision-making, genetic information (including family medical history), military or veteran status, or any other protected class.
MTS encourages veterans, military spouses and people from different backgrounds to apply for open positions for which they are interested. Additionally, MTS employees are encouraged to refer qualified candidates from all backgrounds and age groups. At MTS, we are committed to a fair and equitable workplace where everyone is a respected and valued member of the team.

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