I am a new Henderson company driver and very frustrated with no miles and the lack of pay. I wonder where you all are getting the miles and decent pay. A newbie would like some help on that one or who to talk to since my DM seems okay but not touchable as some say he is and I feel he just does not want to hear from me. Thanks
Earl L. Henderson Trucking/Salem,IL
Discussion in 'Report A BAD Trucking Company Here' started by innercity outlaw, Nov 1, 2011.
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Maybe it's changed there since Trekker bought the company. Consider a company that has a guaranteed minimum weekly pay which means you can make more than the minimum , but not less.
@DoubleO7 works for West Side Transport and says it's a really good place to work and the guarantee is the real thing.
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You dry(tennant) or reefer(prime)?
I'm on dry side at (henderson/tennant/trekker. I'm company driver.
My loads(mpt/loaded) are from about 600 to 800 miles average. I guess I get around 2000 to 2200 miles a week. I only stay out 15 to 25 days at a time.Last edited: May 26, 2017
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West Side Transport continues to baffle me. I'm 14 months in and it is the most polite, respectful work environment I have experienced out of jobs in 3 varied careers. I just never have to worry about miles. I may a game of trying to push my 70. That is how I evaluate my performance.
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It never ceases to baffle me how some people can not only put up with this, but actually think they have the world by the gonads?!?
Let me see if I got this right: You live in that truck for more than 2 and 3 weeks at a time...get a whole two thousand miles per 7 day period...and you're 'content' with that?
Last OTR van job I had before getting out of it; I left the house on Monday morning, did 6, 7, or some times 8 puddle jumps in the Midwest, then home early Friday afternoon for an average of 2,500 to 2,700 miles---and it pissed me off.
Why'd it piss me off? Because I didn't feel like I should have had to work that hard (1 1/2 to some times 2 loads a day) to get those miles and get home? Boss was banking some serious coin on "hot" JIT loads, and didn't want to spread the joy. Greed.
Different people, different goals I reckon.desperado75 Thanks this.
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