Am I getting screwed over on pay? Please help me out.

I work for a mega and live in South Carolina. The trucking terminal is in South Carolina. Every day, I drive to North Carolina at a grocery DC where the mega carrier has a contract with to pick up a load and head back to South Carolina with it making a few deliveries before I drop the truck off back at the South Carolina terminal and go home. When I first started on this account 5 years ago, they would T-Call the load when I would shut the truck down at the South Carolina terminal.

So lets say I get a load for 300 miles and when I drop off the last delivery, instead of driving back to the North Carolina terminal and shutting the truck down there, I drive back to the South Carolina terminal where I live and shut the truck down. They used to pay me extra miles because driving back to South Carolina terminal is more miles out of the way than to drive directly back to North Carolina.

What used to be 350 miles after T-Call is now just 300 miles because they did away with T-Call, stating since I don't have to share my truck, there is no reason to t-call anymore.

Am I getting screwed over? I make 65 cents a mile and work 6 days a week. If you add it over the last 5 years of no T-call, that's a lot of money.

 

I did. But they said since I'm no longer slip-seating with another driver and I have an assigned truck, they don't need to t-call me anymore.

From my estimates, I am missing around 7-$8,000 in t-call miles over the last 5 years