mileage pay

http://www.swifttruckingjobs.com/documents/Sliding Scale.pdf

 

WOW! it's listed right there on Swift's website!! Who would of thunk it?

 

Productivity bonus? Time to update that list is at least 4 years old.

 

if you ask REDD, it'll be like .12 cents a mile......maybe .11 .... i dunno. get him on a good day, and it'll be .14.

 

Why don't you stop being such a DickJones!

 

i can't....its who i am.














no seriously....its who i am....thats my name. =) but seriously, i actually took the time to read your signature line.....you should really take the time to read it yourself.

 

Ive worked under a sliding pay scale. It sucks. Why cant a company pay a certain cpm and be done with it. Anything under one hundred mile ought to be hourly pay.

 

The sliding scale worked pretty well for me. After 1 year, I was averaging .38/mile. Of course, my longest (rare) load was only 400 miles...

My normal runs were between 160-270 miles (2100/week). The really bad part was all the load/off load times. Note: not normal, most folks got much longer runs. I was in a special fleet. Insert your "short semi" jokes here.

 

swifts sliding scale was alright to me the least a mile i got was .34 and the most i got was .52 a mile, pretty good to me