Going to CR England's school

The problem stems from the fact the people expect a company to both hire them and provide training to get the proper credentials to actually do the job. Pretend you want to get a job as an accountant or lab tech. You would first go to school to get your education and then you would apply to a company with the basic knowledge to do the job.

New drivers aren't willing to do what it takes to get their own education and then search out a quality company. Instead, they are looking for the easiest, laziest way to get the "job". As long as this trend continues the company sponsored CDL mills will continue to prosper. The companies aren't the problem, the new drivers are.

 

One reason the government doesn't do anything .

[/h] http://fec-political-committees.fin...Inc-political-committee-for-the-2012-election

 

My guess would be "Or do they ignore the 99 out of 100 bad posts bout england".

 

I can't wait to read the OP's "England Sucks" thread in a few weeks

 

So true, seems like it would be outright FRAUD to lie to people telling them they are going to be trained for a truck driving job - only to then find out after training that if you don't sign a lease and buy your own truck you would basicly be unemployed right? Seems like that should be illegal or something jesus.

 

How they get around that is by claiming they have no company trucks available right now so the recruit has the choice of starting a lease right away or waiting who knows how long for a company truck. So technically they didn't make the recruit flease it was his/her "choice." Sneaky sneaky.