Is 60k-70k good $$ for Foodservice delivering?

Sorry I cannot answer but funny you mention this as I delivered to Mclane yesterday from a broker load and saw that they were advertising that pay rate if you drove for them. I did do a simple search and found a lengthy topic about them here on this site.

 

sure, how long and hard do you want to work? I have a friend who works for Sysco, he makes about $65K, works 15 hrs per day, 5 days a week, year round. Oh, and that's not to start, that's after you've been there awhile

 

I have a couple buddies at Mclane here in Fl. They like the pay but the routes vary. Some night your out between 16-24 hour because its two drivers. The work isn't as hard as it is where I'm at. I work for Sysco and the pay is above avg but the work is very hard and we do work 12-14 hours a day 5 days a week. I think Mclane is four night a week. But the thing is that they are at 24/7 d/c so your route can go out at any time on any day. Also I'm not sure about Tex but down here when you first start at Mclane your not on a schedule, your on a strict on-call board meaning at the drop of a dime if they call you you have to go in. I think it last for about your first 3-6 months. But the team driving and schedule is why I chose sysco. Good luck and if you have any questions about food service let me know

 

Sysco is mon-sat. Some Sysco houses are only mon-fri. Our hours are from 3-6 am until 1-5 pm we deliver daytime only. They like Mclane because the work isn't as hard but it is long. And me and a few of us like the hard work and the shorter hours. The money is the same 1200-1600 a week.

 

They are always running ads on TV here in Kansas City, $23. per hour. Don't know nothing about them though.