JB Hunt - Lowell, Ar.

Discussion in 'Report A BAD Trucking Company Here' started by WiseOne, Feb 26, 2004.

Would You Work For A Company That Won't Pay You For 48 Hours?

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  1. Omega_X

    Omega_X Bobtail Member

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    I got a phone call while in a CDL training class and they told me that where I live...Delaware, i can have a dedicated route making 1000-1200 a week...any advice please... thanx
     
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  3. dstockwell

    dstockwell Light Load Member

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    Only thing I can say is, if you have not searched on JB, your askin for problems.
     
  4. kc0rey

    kc0rey Medium Load Member

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    They tell everybody this.........When you get there the possition is gone.......
     
  5. MACK E-6

    MACK E-6 Moderator Staff Member

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    They did that to me too with their Rite-Aid account.
     
  6. itswrongway

    itswrongway Bobtail Member

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    I have a friend that worked for JB. the job lasted about 2 wks. No one can tell You what to do. I have been in trucking 31 yrs. and not knowing your experince I think it might be worth Your time to check out a small company close to Your home. they tend to offer better home time and are more under standing to how you want to run. Also You my find the money may be better in the long run. ( wages and benefits)
     
  7. r_j_nemoyer

    r_j_nemoyer Bobtail Member

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    Yeah, I think you sounded like a lawyer, but I was impressed. I am planning on attending a trucking school and becoming a driver and I appreciated your post. I will avoid JB Hunt.

    Bob
     
  8. TravlnbyChance

    TravlnbyChance Bobtail Member

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    A lot of these big trucking companies, i.e. JB Hunt, Werner, Schneider, just to name a few, are really good companies for new inexperienced drivers. Rarely is a new driver (under 2 years OTR) gonna find a great paying job. Most good companies want a driver to show safety experience (no speeding tickets, no accidents) as well as miles under the belt before they're willing to pay the "big bucks" (whatever that is). You can go to any trucking company and find horror stories, and they done me wrong songs. Not to mention, the grass is always greener on the other side. But everyone should shop around and ask other drivers they meet on the road about their company(Or on here :colors: ). You'd be surprised at some of the responses you get. I'm still looking for the right company that has the miles, benefits, hometime, pet policy and amemities that I'm looking for in a company. In the meantime, I'm sticking with my little mom-n-pop company until I find the right company compatible with me and my wish list.
     
  9. Cerberus101

    Cerberus101 Heavy Load Member

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    JB IS GOOD AT DOING THAT. They sent me an e-mail about a local position a few weeks back. I call on it and of course it's gone but i can go regional or otr. I tell them NO and hang up. JB is just a ****** up company. Stay away if at all possible. I know i worked there for a year.
     
  10. guestvisitor

    guestvisitor Bobtail Member

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    You may think so Mr. JB. However as a person looking into becoming a new driver I am certainly one you will not recruit. I had an online application already filled out and ready to submit but have now deleted.

    Thanks everyone.
     
  11. MACK E-6

    MACK E-6 Moderator Staff Member

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    Another one saved...
     
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