Nice post Ben, keep up the good recruiting work.However if you don't pay me from day one (monday) your just another sorryarse company that EXPECTS drivers to donate their time,,,Well you can just kiss my bigdogpile smelling arse !!! Even if I do NO work my time shall be compensated..!!!You do understand that don't you Marc,,er Ben ???
Hogan Transport
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I worked for those clowns for two years. I got on a dedicated route. Had to load and unload the truck. Only had a certain a mount of time to load had to run flat out in all kinds of weather. Had a schedule that didn't leave any wiggle room. When I confronted them about it, they just said "That's the way it is." A couple weeks later I was told that my license was suspended. I had gotten a fix it ticket with my own car and had gotten it taken care of. I went to the courthouse and got another reciept, went to the highway patrol, they said I was good to go. I even went to the scales and had them check. They said there was no problem. When hogan was asked about all that they said the database they were looking at said suspended but wouldn't tell me what that database was. I work for another company now, home weekends, don't sit and make .38 a mile.
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I was making .26 or .28 in '95 when I started driving and that was barely enough back then. What it costs to live now, there's no way .29 is "#### good".
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I worked for hogan for about two years.The first 8 months went by great and then BAM!!. I got good loads out of Texas going to the northeast but always had to drop em in Bridgeton. IMO they might be a good company for a newbie but for an experienced driver you can do much better. Not a bad outfit but the way they load plan just wasn't for me.
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The dedicated drivers where making around 900 bucks a week including the 300 bucks to unload 5 heavy hand stacked trls a week. So for about 700 after taxes a week you had the privilege of wrecking your back and hands slinging frt down a ramp as fast as you could to make the round trips and still get a break enough to feel the pain
After about 6mo's they gave up on trying to find drivers within the ranks to do it full time and where hiring guys off the street who where clueless to the injury risks and the amount of work they would have to do to get what amounted to around $15 a hour before taxes. Heck you can make that schlepping frt local and be home nightly.formertaxidriver Thanks this.
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