Walmart salary breakdown

90k is possible for full time and most programs...but...if you start out as an extra driver, you may not be guaranteed that much running time. Especially at a terminal with high driver counts and when freight is slow...which it is right now.

 

Are their any pay differences for driver`s that work out of the Grocery DC`s vs driver`s that work out of the GM DC`s?

 

If you need a degree in accounting to figure out your pay something is wrong. It's a BIG red flag. They deliberately make it complicated to confuse you. Then they can feed you a line of poo about how good their pay is, and they think you won't know the difference.

I'll say it again. Big companies LOVE stupid drivers. Don't be stupid.

 

Ok. My average pay per mile last year was right around .88(cpm)

Simple enough?

 

Bull. No one gets that kind of rate for driving. I'm thinking something is missing in your story.

 

Well he divided his miles pay by pay., comes out to .88. it doesn't take a brain surgeon to figure that out.
You can figure it anyway you want to, miles hourly or what ever, the only thing that counts is how much your check is for.

 

Anything beyond driving is not part of your mileage rate. It's an accounting trick companies use, and this guy bought into it. So did you apparently.

 

You can’t do the math to figure it out yourself?

 

I'm very good at math. You'll just have to figure out my point on your own.

 

The guy already said they make 51 cents a mile on weekdays 57 on weekends just go ltl they all pay more for line haul and most pay for all activities