Walmart salary breakdown

Thanks!!
Do you have any info about their road test or any certain way they want there pre-trip to be done?
Do they have manual transmissions or Automatic`s?
Will they cut back miles in January & February due to a slow period or is it steady freight during those two months?
How long is the training period?

 

Full pre trip. Don't hit nothing during road test.

Haven't had a slow period in a few years.

Indoc is normally two weeks. Your training may vary.

 

Yes we are paid for everything we do.ive been here 6 years and never made less than 75k and mind you I’m on a lower paid schedule which gives me more home time.we have guys that make well over 86k.that .38 cent a mile rate was a mistake and corporate realized that pretty quick and that is long gone.we are paid for arriving departing dropping and hooking so you can make 100 dollars a day just on that plus we get 42 dollars every night for sleeper pay.Mileage pay is .51a mile and .57 a mile on weekends with an average in California of 400-500 miles a day.

 

Is Wal-Mart a slip seat company only? I have worked driving for a hardware company for the last 6 years I made $60,000 this last year I have my own company truck, company-paid satellite radio, 10 speed automatic, I'm in my bed at home five nights a week, we have route bids by seniority, so the longer you work there the more routes you have to choose from. I was wondering if the grass was greener on the other side and is it really possible to make 86k without slip seating?
Lonz

 

At first, you would slip seat. You can bid on programs that vary: 5 on, 2 off with an assigned truck, 5/2-5/3 work 5, off 2, then work 5 off 3, 6/3 work 6 off 3. My last paycheck of 2018 showed ytd gross of $110k.

 

Does Walmart hire recent CDL grads? Or do you need experience too. If so how much experience?

 

30 months experience in the last 3 years

 

Hi, I start onboarding April 1st and am wondering if we are paid for it? If so how much?

 

Thanks for posting numbers.

I have a walmart dc one hour from home. I might be able to do it.

The driver facing spycam and the boyscout uniforms are kinda turnoffs though.

I cant understand the uniform deal at all. Nobody ever sees truck drivers and no one cares what they look like. Jeans and a t shirt/polo shirt should be more than adequate.

 

As a Walmart driver, I would stay there driver. If you start on extra board, you jump seat constantly, work weekends, on the road 5 nights a week, may be here 20 years to get a bid...you get the picture