I couldn't even imagine going to someone and asking to be re-imbursed for something i did.
Should a driver pay for leaving their keys inside the truck?
Discussion in 'Experienced Truckers' Advice' started by rpad139, Dec 2, 2019.
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Hey, thanks for clearing all that up for us the forum is a better place with you here to lead us....
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or the driver was fueling his truck, and splashed fuel on his clothes, and the company should pay for his laundry?
or the driver ate a bad roller dog and threw up in his truck, and the company should pay for his cleaning up the truck?
you go with that....buy your own fleet of trucks, pay for the drivers mistakes, then come back here telling us you went bankrupt and need a job, will anyone hire you.>???Gearjammin' Penguin, TripleSix, spyder7723 and 2 others Thank this. -
Here is the problem in a nut shell, Some people feel they are doing others a favor offering a job,,,,,others feel like they are doing you a favor by coming to work, I'm sure the balance lies somewhere in the middle, but it seems to have shifted a LOT of the last decade or so? jmho
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The employer should always pay. It’s their truck.
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