Im currently home every weekend. Been that way for 2 yrs im doing about 62 yr. My company is loosing it contract in feb and jobs are hard to come by around here. I live in western ky and im looking for all info on millis i can get from Current drivers. I know i wont make what i am now but what kind of benefits hometime and pay per year can i expect? All info would help me greatly.
Millis hometime, benefits and pay - info would help me out
Discussion in 'Millis' started by jtaran06, Nov 8, 2011.
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http://millistransfer.com/hometimepromise.html
http://millistransfer.com/nonperdiem.html
https://acswebworks.com/profile/H7S9TV/web
http://www.thetruckersreport.com/truckingindustryforum/millis/110781-my-millis-experience.html
http://www.thetruckersreport.com/truckingindustryforum/millis/122715-another-millis-experience.html
This should help you out
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^^^^^^^^ this will help you!! -
Good info.. Only question is whats avg gross yr?
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$30k would be a safe starting point. It can be much higher. Or, it could be lower. Depending on the company you choose.
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Depends on if you choose OTR or Regional....also depends on how much hometime you take!!
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.31 CPM for 1 year experience?
How is that being a "top pay carrier"?
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First of all that is per diem... you make more on straight pay per mile. But what makes Millis a top ppaying starter type company is bonuses. 31cpm like u mmentioned + 5cpm performance bonus and 3 cpm ssafety bonus adds up. 39cpm on per diem after 1 year is pretty good pay compared to other training companies. 3000mi weeks are very obtainable. My first year I averaged 850-1100 bring home as a rookie in a 2013 truck. Not a bad starter company imhoGa Dawg141 and bryanrutledge Thank this.
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