Will Companies hire me after getting fired?

Id go so far to say you could get the best truck jobs in the industry lol all companies love clean history's and 3 years at a single job

 

Swift fired me for the same thing years ago. My DM pissed me off while I was at my home terminal. I loaded up all my stuff and went home. I was sitting in orientation at my new job 2 days later.

 

Fired for not putting up with a tin god driver managers crap lmao.
Good for you OP !
I don't flak from those morons either .

 

Just say you got pissed because a red KW yelled at you for driving 55 in passing lane.

 

Nobody worth their salt will care. You have 3 good years and SWIFTS word means nothing. 'Insubordination ' Ha!!!

 

I've been an advocate of lawsuits lately, and I think you should outsmart these idiots. Send them a CDTA form verifying employment history through a google voice fax number. Have them fax it back. See if they're putting any negative information on there. If it's materially false statements, slam them with a defamation suit. Also, get your DAC report. Debate anything they put on there.

You're fine dude. I was fired for a safety violation one time, and I have an amazing opportunity coming my way if all goes as planned.

 

It's probably a union gig, low pay, you'll spend all day pumping off milk at dairies or sitting around at the creamery. Dispatch could give a doo doo about you. I didn't like hauling milk, but if you want tanker experience, you could do it for 6 months and jump ship into petroleum, which is where the real money is. You're down south? You should hit up Williams Tank Lines in Fresno or Bakersfield. Cox Petroleum is also down that way. I'd say, stay away from milk unless you want a rotating 5/2 5/3 schedule, and you want to work 16 hours a day. Ruan uses and abuses a16 hour ag exemption, which means they can put you back on the schedule after 8 hours of clocking out. Also, it's union I think--you're going to be on the extra board. That means, your start time will change daily, and I do mean to the extreme opposite end of the clock twice a week. Not for me at all