If I wanted to work a 4 day work week with consistent start times, what industry should I be looking in? Food delivery, ltl, fuel? Thanks!
4 day work weeks?
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There is a food service that offered 3/12’s. I know someone that had that shift. Love it but he wanted more hours.
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My company does 4 12 hour days. It's just a dry van company that delivers to one customer.
Point it, there really isn't any good answer as it could be all over the gambit. You just need to ask around in your area. Maybe hit up daycab drivers at a local truckstop for example.FlaSwampRat and tscottme Thank this. -
When I was a route driver for Pepsi in Missoula I was off Sat/Sun/Mon.
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You likely won't find 4-on/3-off weeks, but 4-on/4-off schedules are fairly common in a lot of regional companies, especially tanker.
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Personally, I like being a long haul driver that works with a company that brings me home for resets. It means I make more money during the week (a lot of regional work you spend a lot of time commuting that could be spent making money) and I actually get time at home, rather than 14-16 hour work days (including commuting time), with just enough time to shower, eat and sleep while at home.bentstrider83 Thanks this.
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