Background check

CRST often sends people to school and then cuts them loose at orientation due to background checks, employment verification, etc. They do this because you're already on the hook for the 5 grand they fronted you for school, and sooner or later they know they'll get it back, whether you work for them or not. It's best to make sure you've got all your ducks in a row before you even agree to school. Have your recruiter gather and verify as much information as possible before they send you for training, and disclose any and every thing of even the slightest bit of importance...

 

All they are going to check with your employers on is if you in fact worked there when you said you did.. they are not calling to verify what kind of an employee you were..
When you apply on line you are just accepted in to the pool.. when you get to orientation you fill out essentially anothe application, and the consents to run your MVR, background check and to verify your employment..

And it is true that you can go through orientation school and then be sent home.. and as stated above You then owe them for the school..

Here is food for thought.. with the job you have now.. as with many jobs.. it costs an employer to hire someone..
With the trucking industry, and the CDL classes.. they can actually make money on hiring people....because, you really aren't hired until after training... And you have already made money for them delis ring loads and you owe for the school as well...

With your current job, it cost the employer to hire you, and so it is not cost effective to just fire you 3 weeks later because of something in your background...

 

I think it is important to understand that being accepted to go through the school and training doesn't mean you have a job with the company yet.. all of the CDL training companies have it outlined that you go to school, if you pass that,, you get assigned a trainer and go through weeks of training.. after training, you are tested and then if you pass you will be assigned a truck and have a job..

While it is true, you get paid while you safe being trained.. you are not guaranteed a truck or job.. cause again, it will depend on what your trainer says and if you pass the test...

Also.. if you go through a CDL training company.. you really need to stick it out for a very minimum of 3 months... But you will owe for school..it will have a chance to get hired at another company.. but, you really want to stick it out for a year or more so you can get on with a better company and your school would be already paid for..

 

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