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Old 07.12.2008
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can be done,but you will live in it .
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highly unlikely you'll be earning that much as a newbie/rookie, especially a tanker company. besides, this year is already 4 months old, soon to be 5, then when you graduate, when, in june...?? that'll give you just 6 months to finish this year off.......next year however, expect to make about $35,000 to $38,000.
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Hey small block if you are looking for a job in Cottage Grove, Mn we have a terminal right there at the rail head, I worked out of there and was taking loads of cars to places like Minot, Bismark and Devils lake N.D. al load like that will pay you $600 all day for a company driver plus all the perks of the Teamsters, you do a couple of those for a week and you got a pay check
Yeah, I'd love a job like that! I have 2 weeks left of school at DCTC and then it's time to job search.

How can I get more information?
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Do you have to be somebody's brother or boyfriend to get on with the Teamsters?
I have no clue to be honest. I figured it was like any other union. The only unions I have been in were mandatory. The first was when I was a bag boy at Byerly's when I was 14... I worked 10hrs/week and my union dues were $35/month! The next union was when I worked for the phone company. I like unions, but I won't cry if I'm not in one.
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I will try to post some pics from this winter loading in Cottage Grove ,MN at a rail head with snow piled up and about 15 below zero, by the way I forgot to say about the extended time outside.
This is the rail yard right off 61? I've seen lots of activity, but have never stopped to see what the deal is. I think there is also a Roehl terminal tucked back there too. Started noticing it more after the bridge work started.
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Oh, and since we can't PM yet... you can IM me on AOL IM. My username here is my screen name on AIM.
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This is the rail yard right off 61? I've seen lots of activity, but have never stopped to see what the deal is. I think there is also a Roehl terminal tucked back there too. Started noticing it more after the bridge work started.
Exactly right off of 61 exit I think its Jamaca go to the right behind the Plastic company . The name is Allied and I do know that they have been hiring. This is a Union company and if hired you are full time from day one unlike many union freight companies that you go part time for many years. The Benes are second to none. I worked out of there this witer from the end of FEB til the 1st of April ,which was volunteer and they pay very generously for that and because of my senority I was runnig about 500 to 600 mile trips into ND they pay about a $1 a mile head haul and $.88 back haul and yes that a company driver you will not make more or even close to that in the freight industry. And they will also train you to haul cars
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How come you aren't still working there if it was so great? Also, does this outfit have a website or what is their full name so I can look it up and make sure I am dealing with the correct company.
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Besides that rail head there is also one the other side of the interstate the BN yard and the Ford Ranger plant in St Paul and what they call the port yard so they haul out of 4 differant yards
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I am a driver for Allied Automotive Group and as I said I was ther on a volunteer work assignment my home terminal is in Fla. We are the largest car carrier in North America hauling mainly new cars All over the US and Canada and we have terminals all over the country
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For me to have stayed working in MN and transferred I would have had to leave my senority behind and I am not willing to do that,like I said we are Union
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