4 day work weeks

www.drivefordot.com - but may not be in your area. Where is your location?


4x3 Flip
In this job you will be dispatched out for 4 – 7 days at a time.
Work a rotating weekly schedule of 4 days on, 3 days off one week and then 3 days on, 4 days off the next week. – We call this is our 4x3 Flip, which guarantees more home time!

 

Work for a temp service that uses cdl drivers.
Work when you want to. Some temp services even have a benefits package.

 

I wouldnt mind working 4 days per week again. I used to work monday-thursday at a grocery company for years and it was great

 

Some of the Mail Contractors have 4 day work weeks.

 

Roehl Transport has flex work schedule.

 

Food service companies tend to be 4 on, 3 off...but since you mentioned it's probably out of the question... National DCP/Dunkin Donuts might be another option. Still considered food service, but not quite as brutal since deliveries are palletized using a lift gate. They pay around $28-30 an hour nowadays. They have some 4 day runs.

Mohawk Flooring has 4 day regional runs where you're out 2 days at a time. I think they get paid around $23-27 an hour, depending on cost of living. Same with Shaw Flooring. They have 4, 10 hours per day, home every night runs. Also around $23-27 an hour, delivering flooring to customers.

Dean Foods has yard jockey positions where you work 4...12 hour shifts. Union gig with free healthcare. They pay around $24 an hour around my area to be a jockey, with OT after 8. Cost of living will probably dictate pay rate.

Mail Contractor's like Eagle Express Lines , MTI, B&B, Hoovestol, Matheson, etc., have relay runs, meet and greet...where you're out 2 days at a time, 4 day work week. Depending on cost of living, some of them get paid around $30-32 an hour, but all straight time though...and that also depends on if they accepted or denied the additional $5 an hour for H&W.

 

i miss the 4 day weeks, also. no weekends, home daily. don’t miss the 14+ hour days and having a start time anywhere from 1-4 am, tho. grocery delivery is tough, but has its perks.

 

Dart do 3.5 on, 3.5 off.
OTR - Dart

But only in Dallas and Atlanta...

 

Don't apply as full time,apply as part time.
Put the 4 days your available.
Turn in the applications anywhere you want.
Wait for the phone to ring.

You dictate the terms instead of them.
We all know there's no such thing as a 8
Hour day in a truck.
You got nothing to lose going this route.