'It breaks my heart. Staff morale is at rock bottom' - Adam Shipp.
"I've been doing this for more than 30 years and it breaks my heart. Staff morale is at rock bottom."
"That's why we wanted to hold the picket at the flood barriers here in Frankwell. This is what we do 24/7, but we're not getting the pay we deserve. Rob Davies, a hydrometry officer with the EA who provides valuable updates on social media during serious weather incidents, has been with the EA for around 17 years."The support has been really good. Last week when we were working on the floods we had members of the public coming and patting us on the back.
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