Help choosing my first company

Yeah that’s what I’m thinking. The only part he mentioned that worries me is that the hours are contingent on how well AK steel is doing. So if they have periods where they aren’t producing as much, your hours could be cut down.

 

You just gotta work hard in the busy time and put some money back for the slow time.
ever field in trucking got a time to boom and a time to snooze but ak is a big name so even in the slow time it shouldn't be to bad

 

Oh gotcha. Good to know. I’m leaning towards that one then. Thanks man

 

Food for thought here..medium size refrigerated company in Missouri named D&D Sexton hires students w/license. Covers Midwest & East. Good sign on bonus, benefits, 1 year bonus, etc.

 

Disclaimer I don't mean to be pushing this job like the only one.
There are others options for local routes look into food service companys or ltl places

 

Cool. Thanks a lot

 

Crum Trucking hires Dayton new cdl grads and has cdl school tuition reimbursement.
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Also, has guaranteed minimum weekly paycheck of $1000 per week. You can make more but not less.
Crum Trucking
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• Address: 1694 Lammers Pike, Batesville, IN 47006

 

Yeah I’m keeping my options open. I’m making a list of everything anyone suggests and I’ll go through all of them when

Sweet. I’ll check them out

 

If you want Teamsters benefits, look at Nick Strimbu, Inc. Hires new cdl school grads.
They're regional and with union benefits you're vested for a pension after 5 years.
This company is headquartered in Brookfield, Ohio. Refrigerated or flatbed to choose from.