When leaving a company

1.Yes,you legally have to list trucking employment..you don't get to pick/choose who/what to list.(DOT very serious about this)
2.Sure..whether you are being financially sued has nothing to do with them..Keep in mind some companies have rules and can release you for Garnishments to paychecks..

 

Go back home as in another country? Why not wait to sign that contract and hold off on starting your career till you are back and ready to work? Multiple reasons why but to answer yours first any experience is good but most companies will not hire you with only a months experience under your belt.. As for breaching a contract I know ppl that have done that and gotten jobs easy but with smaller companies.. I have heard also with these mega carriers they will black list you if you fail to keep your end of the contract.. Which brings me back to my question why not wait till your ready to roll w/o quitting??

 

"Blacklist"..Hahaaa,Thats a good one driver!!

 

Trungster the blacklist is a Conspiracy theory.. The best of luck out here just remember to keep them jakes on high when rolling through the TS at midnight, everybody will thank you for it..

 

better ask companies that question.some will not hire if youre under contract with another company.if you're not ready to give it your 100% commitment I would call that carrier and see if you can brake the contract.lie if you have to like a family member is sick and you need to stay home and care for that person.there may be a fee you'll need to pay but it's better then just bailing out right after you get your CDL That right there says a lot about the person and companies will take that into consideration if you're worth hiring or not.sorry if I sound straight forward but that's how this industry works.

 

"lie if you have to"... ...that does say a lot about a person. Straight up bad info...

 

ok so tell me how would you handle it?

 

Furture employment - not a problem.
Future Credit - They will put a big wart on your credit report.

You signed a contract and now you want to back out and it is not for an emergency? In my book as a business owner - you ####.
And your signature line dares to say 'Blessings to all' Joke right? Ethics? any at all?