JBS Carriers

1325 is nothing now.
1800 to 2200 ok maybe we are talking.

I looked into this company before and was not impressed

 

Local to my area....JBS in Hyrum, Utah. Was told by many to steer clear of 'em. Mainly a foreign ran company now. Told they used to be pretty good, but that's been quite some years now.

 

JBS Carriers is a division of JBS USA.

JBS USA Holdings, Inc. is an American food processing company and a wholly owned subsidiary of the Brazilian company JBS S.A. The subsidiary was created when JBS entered the U.S. market in 2007 with its purchase of Swift & Company. JBS specializes in Wagyu Beef, the only certified Japanese Cattle distributor on the entire eastern U.S. seaboard

 

That's the catch with most "Guaranteed Pay" jobs: There are almost always hoops to jump through to qualify for the guaranteed pay, usually involving minimum hours/days available, working nights/holidays/weekends/etc., or something else that is totally unexpected when first coming through the door.

 

1325 take home ain't nothing?! The #### you say! That's good money. Even if that's gross, it's still enough to make a living. It ain't what you make but how you spend.

 

10% inflation. Have you seen the cost of housing?

You are selling yourself short if you think $1300 gross is a 'good living'.

 

Or you’re living beyond your means if you can’t make $1300 work!
My wife and I pay $1180 for our mortgage (taxes included)-and we live in Massachusetts! And that’s for a 2 bedroom,1 and 1 1/2 bathroom condo!
Of course sometimes it’s all about location,location,location!

 

When did "good living" ever exist? Lol. I only said you can make a "living" on that. Perhaps I should rephrase that.....some of us can make a living on that.

 

I agree. In Memphis, I'm still renting. $883 for 3 BR 2 Bath. It ain't luxury living, but it's what I can afford. Houses can be very cheap there. To be fair, some may not be the most desirable of neighborhoods. For one in a decent to good neighborhood, you can find 1100-1300 dollar mortgages. I think it depends on what you prioritize. My wife likes to get out and "do stuff." If she wants to do activities, then you have sacrifice a little bit of "luxury living" so to speak. Folks gotta realize that trucking is good money, but it ain't getting many people rich. Therefore, most of us can't have everything. Long as my bills are paid, I'm good.