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Boston area, experienced, looking for job

Discussion in 'Seek Employment' started by boston bill, Dec 30, 2012.

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  1. Dec 30, 2012 #1
    boston bill

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    i dontt have the best of the best mvr any carriers that might hire me on

    i need job bod n lve in boston areas paying mortgage through the @#$^ iif you no what i mean any help would be of great help
     
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    bubbanbrenda

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    Unfortunatly the insurance companies control this industry,but it depends on how bad and how recent.(I'm not asking, I'm just sayin)Some of the bigger carriers are self insured and have a little more wiggle room MVR-wise. Might want to check Craigs-list under transport jobs,
     
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    Aireal

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    More information on the type of driveing job you are looking for would be helpful. Local, OTR, what experience you have, those kinda things.

    Your local T/S will have a board or something (pamplets) with the carriers that normally hire out of your area. The web is a good place to start.
     
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    G/MAN

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    Most carrier's will allow 2-3 moving violations within the last 3 years. If you have more, then it may be difficult to find a good carrier.
     
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    LSAgentOZR

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    In the meantime, I'm sure there's a dockworkers job or fast food job available somewhere. I understand it's not ideal and sometimes even embarrassing, but it sure as hell beats losing your house or not being able to feed/cloth your family.
     
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