Schneider dedicated account

Thankfully BJ's Wholesale are pretty big buildings so that's good.

 

If they aren't paying at least $25 with OT over 40 it ain't worth it.

 

Is it day or night work?

Ask if you are allowed to take your 10 hour break in the store parking lot or at their distribution centers.

They have big distribution centers in Massachusetts and New Jersey.

 

Nobody but you can decide if the pay is worth it. Some guy saying the pay is too low may live in a closet in NYC and pay $5,000/mo on rent. You may have nothing but a cellphone bill and some online subscriptions and live where things are cheap.

Normally, it's a bad idea to hire a newbie for a dedicated dollar type store account. BJs isn't one of those. They have big facilities so lots of the problems common to newbies hauling freight for the dollar type stores goes away. Ask the trucking company to have one of their current drivers working on the account to contact you and ask "what is your pay, what is your schedule, do you get paid for detention/waiting", or anything you want to know about. This is BJs Wholesale Club, right?

 

Sirscrapntruckalot -

 

okay cool to hear.

 

I worked in NYC for two months, I hated it.

I was supposed to get a nice hotel room and had one for three days at $350 a night but the company said that was too expensive and found me an apartment the size of a cargo van for $2100 a month.

The girl who set it up said it was supposed to be a two room apartment and it sure was. There was one room for living which the bed barely fit in, and it had a cubby kitchen with a small sink and one burner hotplate, and the other was a closet (smaller than one in a truck sleeper), she also didn't know it had one of the last community bathroom in the entire country down the hall.

Needless to say I wasn't happy, and I returned to the hotel after one night. Not because of the space but because of the Elevated train near by that ran all night long.