I was denied from a job because of my job hopping.

Hazmat tanker and $600-$900 a week.
Wow can't get any worse than that.

 

I've been applying at a local company I worked at before(I left them on very good terms and I am marked as rehirable on DAC)and they can't even be bothered to send me an AI generated rejection email even though they claim to be "urgently hiring" on Indeed for my old job every few weeks. So yeah I guess it's pretty rough right now trying to find new jobs.

 

You just need any job, not a perfect job. Staying out 4 weeks even in the market you should be making $1800 a week. Any OTR comapny would love to have you.

Tanker isn't some magical gig where the money just falls from the sky. So I would take anything that pays decent.

 

Are you limited only to taking tanker jobs? There are endless possibilities in which you can take home more money

 

I liked your idea about going to Oakley or Indian River, because they are food grade. Anything involving food, you'll always be able to make money. I'd also consider reefer jobs. I've done dry van, flatbed, and reefer in my time. I made the most money with reefer. I've made pretty steady money through my time in trucking, but reefer has been my bread and better to see the most consistent money year round. You could try Foodliner, doesn't Ruan have a tanker division too? I gotta ask one of my friends but I think he looked at Foodliner before going elsewhere. They offered him regional with occasional runs to like Iowa or some place that way, and he stays in Alabama.

 

Call Magnum. They are a reefer company and require hazmat. Drivers that don't have their hazmat, they pay for it depending on where you live. I looked at them some years ago and that's what the recruiter told me. If I were to leave my current company, Magnum would be toward the top of my list.

Magnum Companies – Innovation With Value

 

I know this is dry van, but since you have hazmat, these guys are worth a look.

JNJ Express - Memphis, TN | Experience Driving Success

You'll get paid nicely for having hazmat. Plus you've already got experience amd a clean record. They're based in Memphis, and they're a really good, under the radar company. They've got nice equipment, and cover decent territory. Call them up Monday morning