Norfleet Transportation

Doesn't matter what he's told, what matters will be listed in his contact

 

Not to mention everywhere I've ever heard of "to the truck" means gross pay. That is always before any expenses. If they are not paying what the contract states, sure post about it. Sounds like your hubby didn't read or understand the contract though. That's on you, not the company.
Also working with any company that pays so little per mile you are part of the problem. Work with a company that pays at least ok.

 

What's with all of these wives posting on behalf of their husbands? Is anybody else tired of this "hearsay" bs ?

Also "to the truck" is always the gross amount the truck makes .

The company cant tell you what your take home will be.How is that possible unless all expenses were fixed and you got the same pay every week , and they knew your tax situation, savings, insurance , etc . Just think about it for a second

If you're contract guarantees you that pay l apoligize , but I highly doubt it

 

To the truck , is before expenses.

 

I don't know that it's hearsay, when the spouse tells the story.

Now, if you're in the buffet line at the TA, and you hear 2 guys talking at the table, that one said he heard from a Swift driver that Werner was a good place to drive, that would be hearsay.........

 

I can't believe that ANY truck driver (regardless of title) would or could expect to pocket over three grand a week....even the guys that haul explosives (exclusively) are not putting $185,000 a year in their personal account.
#delusional

I'm not putting you or your husband down...but that kind of "take home" money is unheard of in this industry unless you own a company---not a truck, but a company. If he's been in the industry for a year or more, he should already know that.

Thanks for the heads up on the company though...I, for one, shall "avoid" them.

 

You're right , the word "hearsay" was misused here .

What I'm getting at , is there are lots of threads about "hubby this and hubby that" , usually with too much verbiage ,drama, and exaggerations.

In your case I was wrong, especially if you are directly involved in the business and see his settlements

However , to the truck is to the truck and I don't see how anybody can take that for something else