Holland Enterprise's driver quits

kylefitzy · May 24, 2020

Class A CDL Driver said: ↑

Working for HOLLAND ENTERPRISES is WORSE than SLAVERY.

Working for Holland Enterprises is worse than slavery. First of all Holland Enterprises is the ONLY trucking company that pays you nothing to attend their orientation. Nine times out of ten they will cheat you and not pay you detention. Holland Enterprises is the only employer I have had in my 49 years of life that I actually PAID to work. Dispatch had me pick up a load after a 9am delivery in which the pick up appointment time was 6am making it impossible to deliver on time so I had to pay a $150 fine to reschedule delivery. I had to pay $150 to work making working for Holland Enterprises worse than slavery. The pay at Holland Enterprises is among the lowest compared to for example, GP Transco, over the course of the year you will be paid about $20,000.00 less working for Holland Enterprises than GP Transco. Being family owned, Holland Enterprises is a very unscrupulous company taking advantage of people any way they can. I was parked at a truck stop and while not present in my truck, being inside the truck stop, my truck was hit by another vehicle. Holland Enterprises lied about the incident and put on my DAC report that I struck a stationary object when in fact I was not even in the truck. It is no wonder that such an evil company as Holland Enterprises is unable to expand to more than 300 trucks after nearly 50 years of being in business, in contrast to an honest and ethical company like Swift being successful with over 10,000 trucks. In conclusion, working for HOLLAND ENTERPRISES is WORSE than SLAVERY.
Click to expand...

Would you recommend them for a new driver? I’m on a bus to their orientation right now! I hope they give me one of those self driving trucks!

AfterShock · Jun 2, 2020

buzzarddriver said: ↑

The decision on whether to give any notice before leaving a company depends on whether you could ever see yourself returning to that company.
If it were not possible, then get a load home and clean out your truck. Make sure it is clean and like it was when assigned to you. Then tell them you are leaving and get the truck inspected and signed off by someone in authority at t he company.
99% of companies would not give you notice you were being let go, so why should you give them notice?
Click to expand...

buzzarddriver said: ↑

... snip ...
99% of companies would not give you notice you were being let go, so why should you give them notice?
Click to expand...

Two wrongs don't make a right ..... comes to mind.

Log in or Sign up

Forums

Find Trucking Jobs

Holland Enterprise's driver quits

kylefitzy Road Train Member

Trucking Jobs in 30 seconds

Wait, employers can't reach you!

AfterShock Road Train Member

Trucking Jobs in 30 seconds

Wait, employers can't reach you!

Log in or Sign up

Useful Searches

Find Trucking Jobs

Holland Enterprise's driver quits

kylefitzy Road Train Member

Wait, employers can't reach you!

AfterShock Road Train Member

Wait, employers can't reach you!