I currently work for McLane. Looking for something with a more structured schedule and better hours. A lot of guys are leaving and going over to USF. I’m curious from those that know what the pay and salary is at USF. I’m told the work load there is less than that if MFS. I wouldn’t be heartbroken if that were true too.
US Foods (delivery driver class A) vs Mclane ( class A delivery driver)
Discussion in 'LTL and Local Delivery Trucking Forum' started by Big8John, Nov 27, 2019.
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Over my past driving career, I have little to nothing good to say about any company that I have worked for. U.S. Foods would be the only exception. I worked out of Seabrook, N.H. several years ago and I left due to a move. At that time, I was making $25.50 hourly with lots and lots of overtime; came out to about $1600.00 week take home. I started every day at 4 AM. Really good company and I miss it.
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Also I'd think that it mostly depends on your center. Working out of a poorly run DC will be miserable no matter the company.LoneCowboy, Mike2633, Big8John and 1 other person Thank this. -
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I agree with how it’s ran. We’ve had so many quit I should have some seniority already lol.Last edited: Nov 28, 2019
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USF was pretty hit and miss on some of those when I was there. I personally had a decent schedule, always starting between 4-5am and my routes ranged from not terrible to pretty easy. But there was one route that chewed up and spit out at least 3 new hires in the year that I was there because it was such a garbage route. Pay started at a little over $26/hr + OT, and they should be closer to $27 after the annual COL raise (although pay rates are different in each market and some use component pay).
I left because of how awful our warehouse was on load quality and timelines, and because of the lack of communication between routers/sales reps/customers and their unwillingness to work together to solve problems with delivery schedules. -
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