I retired a few years ago but I find I'm missing the road.
With over ten years experience I know what is a good fit for me. I see a lot of jobs posted, but I'm too old for a nanny.
Looking for a seat at a small company that offers ungoverned, manual shift trucks that have a good apu that won't try to run me into the northeast part of the country.
I don't need a hood anymore, I don't need to be home every weekend and I don't need insurance or a retirement plan. I just need a decent truck with a good maintenance plan. And dispatch that can trust me to deliver safely as much as I trust them to get me good loads and get me home when I need to.
Is that too much to ask for?
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Am I asking for to much
Discussion in 'Seek Employment' started by DannyB, Jan 27, 2022.
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Hello Sir! It is not too much to ask for
We are family owned company with great Cascadia's and Peterbilts trucks ( APU, Inverter, Deer Guard, Fridge, Microwave.) Paying up to 75cpm. Please feel free to contact me anytime here or [email protected]
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