My experience at holland enterprises

I doubt if the OP is even telling the whole story, just copy & pasting the same thing over & over again.

 

If Brad had any hair left I think he’d be pulling it out in frustration lol

 

Hey @STexan where'd you go?

 

He probably would be doing that. I’ve probably caused him a few frustrations over the years I was working there. Lol.

 

I hope all is well. I know of some Holland drivers who have left because of poor treatment

 

Do they still have audio in the forward facing cameras?

This post was from 3 years ago I'm going through the thread so anybody feel free to answer if you work there or used to.

 

Only replying because you quoted me...
I would be surprised if that changed.

You can wait for someone else to answer or, this might be a good question for the recruiter there at HLLE.

 

My experience at holland enterprises was that they tell you that they will pay you detention before you start working for them but after you start they will make up excuses to not pay you detention with the most common being that the customer has a three hour leeway instead of the standard two. You will be cheated out of detention pay more often than you will be paid. The pay is amongst the lowest in the industry and you will lose on average forty thousand dollars every year you work for them compared to working elsewhere especially with the recent supply chain shortage exacerbated by the shortage of truck drivers resulting in other companies increasing driver pay by as much as forty percent this year.

 

Are they still starting drivers out at $0.50 CPM or did they up it? They're not listing the exact CPM on their ads anymore.

 

Guessing that since they are known for long runs that they don't have to pay detention?? 50 cpm? Heck no