I'm in the market for a teammate

I don't have any requirement for experience. If the driver is 'green' I would be right there to help with shifting or backing or whatever the issue was.

Well, it always goes back to the dog thing. I took the dog on board last May or so but I wanted to train or team sometime around last August but my wife did not want the dog back home. To be honest I love the solo life but I do need to square away some bills etc, start thinking about some job that gets me home every night for my son.

If we drive 5000 miles in a week, that's $1000 gross to the driver I hire. Tax pros recommend setting aside 25%. That would leave $750 spending cash. A wise and savvy driver would have to seriously think about this offer, be willing to shop their own health insurance, stuff like that.

I'm not 100% sure about how the arrangement works, but I have resources and will find out exactly--- I know the driver has to go through Swift orientation to learn Swift's way. I would pay their workman's comp insurance premium I think and pay would be weekly.

The top bunk does not have restraint system so I will be in there with the dog when the truck is moving too. When the truck is parked, the dog typically hangs out up front on guard duty anyway.

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