Highest paying company jobs

We’re looking for drivers based around Nevada MO to deliver all points out of there.

We were looking for guys for the Cali fleet a while back. It requires TWIC card but is salary and you also get paid on your home time. If I recall that one is out a month or so and then fly home for your time off.

 

https://www.indeed.com/m/viewjob?jk...601&tk=1h9r2misegsbh800&rgtk=1h9r2misegsbh800

.796 per mile line haul job.

 

For Walmart -- they allow you to be up to 200+ miles away from your assigned terminal/dist center.

For other carriers -- they want you to be MUCH CLOSER to the available position.

-- L

 

UPS?!

 

Consider it a blessing, my friend. There are so many great company jobs out there, Chinatowns submissions are the tip of the iceberg, and why anyone would operate their own today, comes down to stubborn pride. On a recent car trip, I could count on one hand, how many O/Os were out there.Flatbed or cattle pots, was about it. I'd be wary of places like Walmart, or UPS, that primarily use their own fleet, I think that is coming to an end, as to stop corporate bleeding, many places are discontinuing their trucking and farming it all out. Stay with the well known carriers, not "Happy, Go Lucky Trucking",,now hiring,,,If I were you, I'd go with a gas can. Huge shortage of suicide jockies, and pay is right up there. I'd have to say, a transport driver for a Loves got to be the graviest job on the rock.

 

I run coast to coast reefer, haul own product out, broker loads back. I’m on pace to make $108,000 this year.

 

The hardest part about going back to work for someone after being on your own would be someone else dictating your schedule and only getting a couple weeks off per year.