Western Express Dispatchers might be thievies.

If in fact a cash transaction was made using Comdata, then it would be on the computer system, and comdata would have a record of that transaction. I would contact comdata and find out when and where the transaction took place. It should also show who did this.

You will most likely need to know the date and location or a transaction number or express code to get any help or info.

If I remember, the express code should be on the settlement.

 

You need to talk with the payroll department at your company. Explain the situation, what happened and see if they can help you get to the bottom of it. They have all the records. It is easy to see where a comcheck was cashed and someone had to sign the check unless it was deposited into an account. In that case, an account number should be on the check.

 

Brother I work for wxp I've never heard of this....

If you got a TWIC car they take 100 dollars each week for three weeks to pay for it.

WXP loves money and if you dont want your money dont transflow your work in and dont talk to payroll. WXP wont mind holding it for you.

Here at western you must be vocal, so dont be passive. You must speak or you'll never be heard.

 

300.00 for a TWIC card???

 

It's a "Platinum" card....you know...special privileges and all!

He can use the Union toilet....and not have to wash his hands when he leaves!

 

Oh ok, never knew about those fancy TWIC cards.

I need one of those, but I am non union so they will not let me have one.

 

This just doesn't sound right. A TWIC costs $135, less if you have a hazmat endorsement. If they really are charging drivers more than double the amount, then I don't understand why drivers don't pay for their own TWIC without going through the company. Some companies will add a little for handling or advancing money for things that the driver needs. That is excessive. If it were me I would pay for my own TWIC. If you are making money you should be able to afford to pay for your own TWIC.