Treated Sleep Apnea and Old Dominion?
Discussion in 'Old Dominion' started by MMR2466, Apr 30, 2012.
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seeing as how it is not a disqualifying condition and you can prove compliance to the minimum FMCSA standards of at least 4 hours use a night, you should be able to be hired.
Thats not to say they wouldn't or couldn't find some other reason to not, but if that was the stated reason , you could have reason to sue.
I am most definately interested in someone with first hand company knowledge providing an answer. -
Thanks, hope you are right.
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Awesome company to be employed by; my husband has only 12 yrs driving experience and has been with ODFL for 6 years. I drove 2 years for them, but left due to a neurological medical condition being treated with drugs leaving me unable to manuever a tricycle safely! They treat the drivers very well! Very close knit once you get in the door, it's like family. I really miss driving for them.Last edited: Jun 6, 2012
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Well it seems Old Dominion didn't pan out for my husb. He took two days off his current job w/o pay (willing to do so for a good opportunity)....took a pre-employment physical, provided them with his driving abstract from DMV, got his doubles/triples endorsement. Even the drug screen.....
Told him that he isn't getting the job because of "too many log book violations"----he had two for driving over his hours twice when he first started his co about six mo's ago....
Honest opinion is that they didn't like his "TREATED" sleep apnea.....he's lost weight and will likely be able to go off his machine soon due to this...(currently in a weight loss program)......
He's continually told by his co and prev co that he was their "best driver" even being a driver trainer/safety mgr for a while.
We are baffled and so very disappointed.
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Short answer yes as long as you show regular proof you are being treated
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