Melton turned off my Comdata card, with my paycheck on it, as soon as I anounced my intention to quit. After the truck was returned they made my, yes MY PAY CHECK, from the previous week available to me. They turned the card back on after a solicitation from me to the payroll dept. The card remained on, I guess, but when I attempted to use it six days later, it was declined. Upon calling the Melton payroll dept. I was issued the standard "you did something wrong, driver, since we here at Melton cannot admit a mistake" I was told that I should have use up the funds prior to yesterday. No mention of this was ever made to me, nor have I ever experianced this with other Comdata using companies that I have quit. The bottom line; my paycheck prior to the last pay check was confiscated, and put on a paper check, by Melton Truck lines. Gestapo! The more that I reflect on this company the more pissed I get.
Today I checked my mail, this is after being on the road with Melton Truck lines for the last three weeks, not a single pay stub in my mail box. I had a message on the qual com about my mail being returned, this was about two weeks ago. I supplied the correct mailing address VIA the qual com, as the automated system prescribes that I do, the information was to be forwarded by my dispatcher to the payroll dept. Just one more thing that she Ramona, ramanda, remanda, or whatever her name is, could not get right, and with out a daubt is my fault. I could live with Melton blaiming me for the managments constent mistakes, but that is not enough at Melton Truck lines; no, no, no, until you as a driver are willing to bent over and announce "thank you sir, may I have another" Melton Truck lines will not be satisfied: at least not in my oppinion, based on my experiance with them.
Melton's- 1 more way 2 bend a driver over
Discussion in 'Report A BAD Trucking Company Here' started by rukidinme, Aug 13, 2010.
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Why would you not cover your bases before you quit a company? Get it back to the yard, MT your stuff out of it, get your money in your hands, then quit. If they were bad when you worked for them are they going to be nicer when you tell them you are quitting?
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