With such an emphasis on equal rights today, a big company like Walmart can't afford to discriminate. I think tattoos are disgusting, but many people have them, and it doesn't affect their ability to drive a truck. Besides, who else is applying for these jobs today?
walmarts policy for drivers with tattoos?
Discussion in 'Wal-Mart' started by steve23602, Feb 16, 2020.
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How Walmart drivers take a shower?
Fuel the truck. Truck stops?
The trucks have a fridge?
What time you guys drive/work?
Can you guys do a 8/2 split?
Does Walmart give you guys ( slip seat ), cleaning stuff for the truck?
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Same (mostly) for fuel, but we do have fuel cards
We mostly work days, start time/day varies. Some start as early as 6am, some start 9am. It varies.
8/2 split? No.
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So the showers are like a gym shower. All the employees from the distribution centers use it?
Refrigerators? I think I heard someone saying that trucks have it.
I was invited to start orientation, but I am kind worried about the virus. Orientation I will be closer to others. After that spend time closer to a trainer in a truck. I know I will be sleeping in a hotel during my training on the road. -
Just drivers, not others. At this point, I believe all trucks have refrigerators.
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Motel during mentoring? News to me, but I hope so...
makes sense.
I report for onboarding this Monday so should know the answer soo .truckdriver31 Thanks this. -
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Will be a good ride from home-work-home. I have to ask this question if Walmart will pay some of my driving to work time. I know they will pay the orientation travel, I think, but my question will be after hired. Will they continue reimbursing my home-work-home travel. Also is a good 130 miles drive, will that count on my HOS?
I don't think you can make 80 to 90K around the Northeastern States. I don't expect to make this much on my first year. I have to learn how this active pays work. I will be driving to Maine, Maryland, Virginia and if I heard right N. Carolina. Will I drive down or up doing drop/hook trailers along my way there, or sometimes you drive straight to the destination? That sucks because N. Caroline, as an example, is like 9-10 hours drive and that kills any actives pay out, right.
My recruiter told me 5-2 schedule, but then later someone from the location told me schedules to bid on are 5-2, 6-3 nights, so I am guessing you bid whatever is needed to them.
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It is pretty easy to make 80-90 in the northeast. As long as you are willing to drive and maximize your hours everyday. When I was at Wally World, I worked 4.5 days a week and was making 92 easily. Many guys (that I personally know) are making 6 figures.truckdriver31 Thanks this.
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