hogan transportation

Ouch.

 

I drive for hogan with a 3rd party agency. My work has dried up !! My impression is hogan is hiring 3-6month grads just to be cheap. As usual. Nothing new

 

If a trucking company is contracting out to a 3rd party agency, that's usually not a good sign(a.k.a. cheap labor).

 

I'm new to Hogan and will be running a DG account out of Iowa. Can I do this in under 70 hours a week? And how many trailers a week can someone reasonably expect to unload? If the only issue is the amount of manual labor I will gladly do it to get my first year CDL driving under my belt.

Thx in advance

 

"If a trucking company is contracting out to a 3rd party agency, that's usually not a good sign(a.k.a. cheap labor)"

Well yes cheap labor on their end....3-6 months experience .29-.31 cpm

I make hourly wage plus per diem and OT after 8 hrs so I could care less and in fact- I welcome the high turnover mill because it's more work for me but I have to keep my mouth SHUT because the work ethic of these rookies is problematic and they don't do their fricking pretrips

 

Dollar General is a VERY tough account at any company

 

My trainer with Werner has been on DG about 2 years now. I couldn't do it. Way too much work for that little money man.

 

It's good for trainers. They have free labor.

 

The contact at my company says my trainer has lasted on this account 3 years. Hopefully I heard her correctly.