Two different things, value and pecking order. In fact, your value is in your versatility to do tougher jobs, but if all you want is the gravy runs, then what extra value do you have over the contractors? The politics of dancing!!
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Value + Financial = Pecking Order
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I just look at it as the chaotic nature of Estes man. Tom will feed you miles until you burn out if that's what you want but not every dispatchers is like him. I've made a TON of money with Tom! Will is also my boy.
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Covenant drivers probably don't go home for weeks or months at a time and then the question about benefits?
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A fair pay for Estes teams, one and a half times whatever single driver pay rate should be split, total miles. We should get paid, just like breakdown half our pay, for our time when other driver is behind the wheel.. Simple and fair. So top rate xtraboard would be 1.20 per mile. Finding teams, problem solved.
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Make it make sense Estes overlords. I don't see the point in team.dwells40, Gearjammin' Penguin, EstesWest and 1 other person Thank this. -
I might be in trouble boys... I had a brain fart. I was supposed to take a trailer to a smaller terminal on the way to the main terminal and skipped it. Got a written warning for it. My first time in almost 6 years ever doing some stuff like that. I admit my head wasn't in the game, and I didn't pre trip that day at the swap.
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People make mistakes, I’m sure you’re not the only person to have done that recently.
One of my buddies had a situation a few weeks ago where his meet driver managed to bring the same loaded and sealed trailers that he had gotten the night before. The dock never unloaded them during the day and he didn’t check the trailer numbers or seal numbers…just hooked up to whatever was in the dock doors he normally pulled from and took off.Gearjammin' Penguin Thanks this. -
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Yeah @EstesWest the DM was like what? He couldn't believe it because I've never done that and I'm one of those drivers "he wish he had more of." He didn't make a fuss and just smiled. He was like "man, don't worry, it's a simple mistake." I still felt like crap tho. I pride myself in doing my job and making it easier on everyone else in the process.
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