You are fixing to get into potentially dealing with that truck 100 hours a week for half what you made in 60 minus the expenses out there.
Minimum experience to get into food distribution
Discussion in 'LTL and Local Delivery Trucking Forum' started by Drpparker95, Mar 8, 2018.
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Can you explain x1 heavy all the food guys have told me 40k plus is pretty typical
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If you have a CDL and a pulse, you can get a $10000 sign on bonus when you agree to a food service job.
https://www.linkedin.com/jobs/view/...lane-company-at-mclane-company-inc-591009003/
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They just throw money at me. 9 months in. We’ve hired a guy with I think less then 6 months. Oh minus 3500 those were some bonuses I got.speedyk Thanks this. -
500 is after taxes but still a 60 hour week thats like 9 an hour. Im willing to be a helper or associate driver whatever the heck its called. At this rate im willing to commute 100 miles to jackson
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You might want to look elsewhere from the food service.. a lot of hand trucking, breaking down pallets etc.. Most of Syscos business is restaurants and little mom/pop shops. Try looking into hauling bulk commodities.. I haul/deliver eggs and get over 70k a year.. You can look also into most AG products such as Milk or Meat products which go in bulk deliveries to stores.. a lot easier on your back.
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