CR England so called trainers

My husband Joe started with CR England, I know, that was stupid, but all the companies that take inexperienced drivers (Joe had his CDL, but no experience) suck, at least that was our impression when we looked here on the forum. Now he is stranded in Troy, IL. His so called trainer (faze 2) said that he got all weird and violent (trashing his stereo), but I know my husband, he is the most patient guy I ever met.
This trainer is called Lauro R from Los Angeles, but goes by the name of Miguel. If you go with him be aware of very unprofessional behavior. My husband started with him 4 weeks ago and after 10 days he said that he had home time coming. Lucky for Joe was that he has family near L. A., so he spent his time with them. Miguel should had to leave home early on the Sunday, but he didn't pick Joe up before 8 pm, because he wanted to stay with is family. So they were late with there load, that means they had to sit an other day without getting paid. Then Joe said, that he watches TV on his cell phone while driving, or yesterday he got out of his seat to get something of the shelve behind him, while the truck was running for a few seconds without his driver - Miguel. This is dangerous, don't you agree. And he hardly ever stopped to take a shower, and than complained about the smell.......
So be aware, if you get Miguel (Lauro R) as your "trainer" you will be in trouble.
Joe believes that he got kicked off and fired, because he made it clear that he didn't want to lease a truck from CR England!!!! Do you think that could be the reason? Is it true that the owner-operator, that "train" get extra money when they convince a newbie to lease a truck???

 

My husband is a good driver, he finished top of the class and his first trainer, Perry, was very pleased with him. CR England just seem to have just quite a few bad drivers and my husband was unlucky enough to have to work with two of them. But when I read the forum you read a lot of bad stuff about the so called trainers at CR England.

 

Yeah, he did, because he needed experience to get a job with a good trucking company and we couldn't find any trucking company with a good reputation, that takes newbies.

 

As a newbie you get $0.11-0.13 a mile. You don't even earn minimum wages. Joe only stayed with them, till he would have enough experience to get a decent job.