Just read this article on truckersreport.
Trucker Fired For Refusing To Drive In Bad Weather Awarded $180k - TruckersReport.com
It mentions how the company is required to rehire the driver. Why on earth would the driver go back after all that transpired?
Trucker Fired For Refusing To Drive In Bad Weather Awarded $180k
Discussion in 'Questions From New Drivers' started by insipidtoast, Jul 12, 2019.
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i know i wouldn't.
if they are scumbags now, and was ordered to rehire him, what's to stop them from setting him up with somethng to either fire him again, or get him arrested, for say something like stealing...????rabbiporkchop, bryan21384, FlaSwampRat and 2 others Thank this. -
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You do have the right NOT to drive in harsh weather!
the "bad" weather was actually..."harsh" weather, which is why i could not find it easilydeathB4decaf and Joescheppae Q Thank this. -
Can someone please add Freight Rite Inc. to the Bad Companies to work for? Good to know that OSHA sided w/ the driver and acknowledged that sometimes weather conditions are indeed too dangerous for drivers to operate in and therefore have the authority to stop work.
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Here is the link to the law that was cited in the case....
Surface Transportation Assistance Act (STAA) | Whistleblower Protection ProgramdeathB4decaf and Joescheppae Q Thank this. -
Must be nice. At those rates I would have about a half mil in total winnings against bad employers.
However what you don't know in life sometimes imposes a high price.Rocknroller4 Thanks this. -
So someone from the company was riding shotgun in the truck and made him drive? It’s amazing how little backbone anyone has anymore. Even when I was a company driver nobody “forced” me to do anything.
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By “backbone” do you mean money in the bank or a better trucking job lined up?
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