I need help please, Unemployed

@Chinatown should be along shortly

 

Well, Navy vet; I'm also a Navy vet.
Don't worry, we'll help you find work and a new place to live.
I recommend Florida, Texas, Nevada as good places to relocate to. The weather is good and there's no state income taxes.
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Try Rouse Trucking and Anfield Trucking LLC.
Let both companies know you want to relocate so are looking for a job in the state you choose.
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Truckers | United States | Rouse Trucking, LLC
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Anfield Trucking Llc Jobs Hiring Near Me | Anfield ...
On this one, you can enter the state or city/state and cdl driver.
Example; I entered Nevada and cdl driver and it showed dozens of jobs.
You can do the same for Florida and Texas on this website.

 

Here's a local job in Florida and don't need hazmat. Right on the beach near Cape Canaveral and 6 miles from Cocoa Beach.
Atlantic Frozen Foods
Port Canaveral, FL
Drivers can make "up to" $100G per year and it's local work.

 

This company has plenty of local jobs in Florida, Texas, Nevada.
The map shows jobs in Las Vegas and Reno in Nevada.
Land Air Express :: Home Page

 

American Trucking Group finds jobs for job hoppers in every state.
www.americantruckinggroup.com
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Sorry, yard jockey's always have the right of way. Do something else, and the industries loss. Being a vet, things have never been better for you, an awareness of a good person. Sadly, that doesn't matter in the trucking world, and you are too good for it. Really, use your vet "card", I almost guarantee, you can do a lot better than trucking. Thank you for your service,

 

How about heavy equipment mechanic? Airline industry is huge today, and your military credentials should be a shoe in for you. Since you got kind of a raw deal with trucking, it's too late, that infraction will dog you, not because of the severity , but ANY infraction is hard to erase. Years ago, you could actually TALK to a boss, and THEY would make the determination and you probably would have gotten right in. Today, you are just a number on a screen. Obviously, you want to be outdoors, weather getting better, landscaping, machine operator, don't sell yourself short. I get in a lot of trouble for my views here, but it's come to the point, trucking is the absolute last resort today, I think you have many more qualifications than to be a mere truck driver. Best of luck.