Had Enough, Going Local

Being an O/O Contractor, its all on him. The company is only concerned with their trailer, and that's about it. Their insurance has already covered the seized load.

 

***Update***

So if you guys really wanna be depressed, and reminded there is no hope, just look into local jobs.

A quick summary of about 50 hiring ad's and reviews of said companies hiring.

1- You will do whatever we say, when we say to do it, or you're fired and won't get paid
2- You will be off a maximum of 8 hours a day, this includes commuting time to and from work
3- You will not have a set schedule, you will start when we tell you to start the night before, 24 hours a day
4- You will slip seat, O/O's will have to find someone to slip seat their truck so it keeps rolling
5- Your weekend will be whatever day you run out of hours, and won't be longer than 36hr's off including commute time
6- You will make $15-22/hr company, and $34-39/hr O/O, no OT. If its paid by the move, there will be no waiting time (Cans) so its basically less than min wage.
7- If you don't like it then #### YOU! We've got thousands of applications.

Yea I'm going back to construction, as soon as I can offload my truck, forget this.

 

Appreciate it, but I'm banned for life from being an employee at Bison. I'm also not going to go back company, either O/O or like I said, back to construction.