Refusing to bring home, answers?

Discussion in 'Experienced Truckers' Advice' started by beachin, Jun 8, 2018.

  1. CrappieJunkie

    CrappieJunkie Wishin' I was fishin'

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    5 days is a long time in trucking. I would wait to see if he gets home on the 13th first. If he does then his dispatcher did her job.
     
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  3. 06driver

    06driver Road Train Member

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    Well that is north but not east. But yeah I guess.
     
  4. 06driver

    06driver Road Train Member

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    Ok you appear to be having a melt down about the dispatcher.

    I am out.
     
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  5. beachin

    beachin Light Load Member

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    Usually, she doesn't even communicate on Fridays until he's sat all day. Then at the end of the day, 4-5pm MST she will email or text and give him his load. Now suddenly she wants him to know in the morning that she has nothing.
     
  6. beachin

    beachin Light Load Member

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    I'm not having a melt down about the Dispatcher. She is a woman with three children working from her home, for her husband. If the simple truth sounds like a melt down I can't help that.
     
  7. beachin

    beachin Light Load Member

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    Nevermind, thanks for trying but you don't understand the situation. It's not a normal respectable person dispatching.
     
  8. 06driver

    06driver Road Train Member

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    Yeah but you are implying it is personal. Probably not. Probably a load they would like to do because it pays and is getting push back about sometime that is 5 days from now.

    I agree with the other guys if your worried about pay quit now.
     
  9. beachin

    beachin Light Load Member

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    It is personal. That is why she is doing it. She suspects he is going to quit. She is very very immature. She will not take a phone call or be asked a question by anyone. She isn't getting push back. He has never pushed back. She stated the statement and left it at that. You would only know the dynamics if you were living it.
     
  10. jraulpilot1998

    jraulpilot1998 Medium Load Member

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    Greetings....
    He should E-Mail the "Load Planner" with Copy to Dispatch Manager. (No phone calls) There is No record of the conversation that way. ( Inquire about a Load going Home). If that does not work and the situation continues then write a certified Letter to the President of the Company.
    Happy Trails..!!
    Of course....this action has Merit ...if it is a continued situation.
     
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  11. STexan

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    Being at a small 5-8 truck operation that probably relies 100% on broker loads, and living in Phoenix? I can tell you this is going to be an ongoing problem. These small places go where it's convenient to go and the fact they run out east tells me this is probably where they prefer to operate and are comfortable operating.

    Good luck, but you're probably going to need to find a "stronger carrier" who can better support you in the Phoenix area and who places a high priority on honoring reasonable home time requests.
     
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