A duie pyle?

I'm not gonna say that A Duie Pyle is the best LTL outfit out there...nor the worst...but you will make a good paycheck with them though. I think $70-80k + is what you can expect to make. Only thing I ever heard about them is that they run you HARD. If they offer both a Pension and a 401k, even better for you, but I always thought they were Non Union though. Don't know about they're Pension plan, but 401k I think is about 3% match. Plus they have they're own training academy too, for students that want to start off Local. But overall, they seem like a good company to work for and from what I've seen, they have some decent equipment too.

 

i do believe too, that Pyle linehaul drivers work the docks, both outgoing freight, and thier drop off/switch out points.

THEN, time permitting, they go to the next stop, or bunk down for the 10 hours.

i do believe all Pyle terminals have a bunk room, very clean and well kept.

as i recall, this is what i was told when i had my interview.

 

I see them all the time around NYC, West Chester, PA is printed on their doors. I assume they must do a fair amount of work in the city and up and down the NJTP, if that’s a deterrence.

 

good luck getting them to provide a motel over the clean, neat bunk room, at thier terminals.

 

I actually have an interview with them today. Talked to the manager the other day and this is what I know so far.
They are NON Union.
They contribute 25% up to the first 12% of your contribution.
They closed their Pension but created a new Pension which matches your 401K account ( details are sketchy )
Family benefits are 55/week
For my terminal and position I applied for ( Line Haul ) average hours are 50 - 60 per week
22.25/hour
top rate 26.?? after 2 years
Overtime after 45.
Line Haul drivers get assigned trucks but might be used for P&D during the day.
Monday thru Friday 8 paid holidays.
Run a daycab but usually stay out twice a week. They provide a hotel or you stay in a BunkHouse.

I really don't want to leave my current job but they been messing with my truck and runs lately. Many other issues at my account so I figure I would test the waters. I'll keep you posted.

 

Well this looks like a great place to work. Spoke with the manager for about 3 hours, went on a road test. P&D guys get 21.50 per hour. Basically drive and maybe a little forklift driving. If I worked here when I was 25 I would have retired here. I don't think I can adjust to nights. If you like driving at night and love your weekends and holidays off then this place is for you.