At the risk of taking some friendly fire, I am going to chime in on this one....
This job is just like any other job out there. We are gonna take some classes that we will not be paid for. That is particularly true in today's economy, as companies are looking for ways to cut expenses. At my last employer, I was required to attend at least 1-2 office meetings every week during my lunch hour (my time).
As for sweeping trailers and making simple repairs, I just look at it as something that I need to do in order to keep my wheels moving. If I sit waiting for a repair or if I get rejected by a customer due to a messy trailer then I am losing money. I really hate to lose money!! I too would love to get paid for some of the extra stuff that we do, but it just isn't gonna happen until this recession loosens its grip on everyone's wallet.
Swift drivers, sound off
Discussion in 'Swift' started by BigShrek72, Apr 1, 2011.
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Must be a reason you're not at Lowe's anymore.
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I need a certified radio tech to ride along with me....in case I want to change the station on the radio!
And a member of the SEIU to make my bed in the morning...or to pour my coffee while I am driving down the highway!BigShrek72, Injun, tazaaa and 1 other person Thank this. -
You know, maybe you should have gone into the cheese business. A nice little shop somewhere.Injun Thanks this. -
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I wont say anything else, but I think Injun knows...scottied67 Thanks this.
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