PFG (Performance Food Group)

check out some posts by @TROOPER to TRUCKER . . . he tore his rotator cuff working for Averitt, and they pretty much cleaned out his truck and palletized his stuff while he was out on med-leave *(still is)* . . . I've got local leads when you are ready. At least three. Flatbed OS/OD, Tanks, and Van / single screw (light loads).

ps: I'm too old for that Food hauling and it's one thing I've never done thank God. All else, been there. I've got an old injury i'm still recuperating from; it's never the same, unfortunately.

 

The turnover at that company is through the roof, not surprised

 

No, I've heard enough. No need.

 

You had a lawyer within a week or 2 of a non-debilitating injury? Seemingly before any problems with claim. And you are surprised that they wanted to get rid of you

 

Hate to say this, but anytime you are not making money for any trucking company, you become a liability. And that means, "Goodbye."

They are not in the "caring" business, they are in the "trucking" business.

Having said this, I do have to say that my current employer has cut me some big-time slack in regards to medical/time-off a few times. But that is because I work out of a small terminal of a large company. Lots of personal interaction. Kind of the best of both worlds.

 

You guys are high, The ONLY good Foodservice driver job is Blueline (Columbus, Ohio )
My Route
Tues Morn leave 4.00 am
Louisville Ky by 9 am
4 stops done by 3 pm
10 hr break
3 stops KY back in Columbus by 11 am
Route is never above 1200 pieces (liftgate)

Thur leave 4.00 am in Indy by 8.00 am
3 stops done by 2 pm
10 Hr break
3 more (key) stops small town IN
Back in Columbus BY 7.00 am FRI
Off Fri, Sat, Sun, Mon
Piizza Kit if want extra work
Straight Truck drive , Oh, IN , KY WV
1 or 2 stops drop off light pallet or two
4 to 10 hr day depanding (easy money)

Awesome Benefits no weekends, Same truck for 6 years
Nicest most caring people ever

 

Till JB Hunt DCS takes over LOL