what?
you're not allow to idle for AC in the summer? and there's no APU or anything like that in their freightshakers? is that right?
Schneider boosts pay for most truck drivers 8% to 13%
Discussion in 'Truckers News' started by c64basic, Oct 9, 2014.
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Raises for "most," but not for YOU, driver! -
Where do I sign up? I'm going to cancel my authority, leave my rig at a truck stop I'm currently at now and greyhound there for Monday.
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They'll have a clause in fine print that reads, "No pay increase if you have a BMI of 25% or greater, or if your neck size exceeds 17.5 inches."
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Pay a good wage and your initial higher employment costs are offset by much lower recruiting costs, far less turnover, drivers who are proud to be with and more committed to the company, which results in better customer service and fewer late loads. Plus the average fleet driver would be more experienced and less accident prone, which could only please the insurance carriers and lawyers, by keeping lawsuit costs arising from wrecks down. Equipment would be better maintained and not like the filthy trucks you see on the road today.
If only they would...and bring the pride and professionalism back to trucking.old time, joseph1135 and Midwesttrucker Thank this. -
So when does this raise take effect?
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browndawg Thanks this.
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SOAthor Thanks this.
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"It takes a peculiar form of logic to cut pay steadily and then be shocked that fewer people want to do the job. "
I loved that point brought out in the article, every driver with a FB or twitter account should have a link to that article. -
near zero net corporate taxes. It all sounds good on the surface, let's stick it to the feds, but without corporations contributing their share of taxes, guess who's left to subsidize the government's coffers?
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