Sleep deprived drivers

John N. Roberts/President and Chief Executive Officer - - 5,348,736 3,389,866 4,058,243
David G. Mee/Executive Vice President, Finance and Administration and Chief Financial Officer 1,135,535 1,627,453 1,259,448 1,242,740 2,662,788
Terrence D. Matthews/Executive Vice President and President of Intermodal - - - 1,271,159 3,755,951
Kirk Thompson/Chairman of the Board 3,166,995 3,038,445 3,553,413 2,915,848 2,160,061
Craig Harper/Executive Vice President 922,200 1,154,772 1,280,223 1,240,894 1,726,823

 

I quit flatbed during menopause. I understand that as your bones begin to decalcify and change density from your hormonal change, a fall becomes a much bigger deal. I did quite a bit of climbing and had to be on top of the load tarping and didn't want take the chance to fall and break a hip or my pelvis, which could be a crippling. But you know best, ma'am. I am currently dealing with career ending urinary issues from holding my pee for too long, and not drinking enough water, and bouncing on an air ride seat. It's worse for women, as we can't water our tires with ease, but any and everyone is subject to incontinence. There are adult diapers for both genders. Good luck to you.

 

There are many jobs that are very hard on a person, both physically and mentally. You either are up for it, or you aren't. It is unfortunate that careers are cut short due to the stresses of the job, but it is a fact of life.