TQL refuses to pay for delivered load !

i think every one is saying you shirked your task and for that you must take responsibility. paying attention is cheap not paying can get expensive.

 

Hey-I thought after the first post it was funny.Now it's hilarious.Ummm.Let's see-How do i do it differently?Well,it's their ball,it's their jacks,it's their game.IT'S THEIR RULES!!!Getting woke up and sounds like being that tired means bad load planning(TQL's fault,nope),not checking the securement of the load you were not allowed to watch being unloaded(TQL's fault,nope again).I worked for Matheson in Arizona doing post office stuff i never saw them not let a driver on the dock.Not looking in with a flashlight(it's dark,remember?)TQL's fault again?Nope again.

Where the problem originated at was you.your lack of doing basic things like checking load securement.Which would have told you there's no freight in the truck.Suck it up.You blew it.Start,middle and finish.

If you've had a similar problem before(i don't believe you really did the bust in the office thing)you should have learned the first time not to do things that cause problems like that.Otherwise,it happens again.Oh,just like this.Deja vu all over again.Take care.Brian

 

You still don't have a leg to stand on as far as your doing your end of the deal. I don't see how you can argue that you did because it is pretty simple. Deliver this to these 4 locations. Which you did not do. So you broke the contract. They don't have to pay you, even if you did "check in" at location 3 and 4.

Just learn from it and go on! If it is a good enough paying, regular run, and you can learn to do it efficiently every week or whatever, then I don't see how it differs from anything else. Just the way that particular system works.

 

He'd probably forget the pen and paper to write them on!!