What’s “verifiable experience”?

I am just wondering if I have been gaining “verifiable experience”. When I worked in the oil fields, I drove water bottles but I didn’t fill out any type of paperwork other than a getting a ticket signed at the pad showing I worked that day. Is that “verifiable”?

Currently I am hauling sawdust but there are no electronic logs, and I just turn in the tickets from the plant that I haul the sawdust to that show I’ve taken the loads. Kind of similar to the way I turned in my work in the oil fields. Is this “verifiable experience”?

 

Verification basically consists of being able to call your previous employer and seeing that you were a driver when you said you were.

 

Oh ok then that’s awesome. As long as it doesn’t involve some type of proof of logs or something then I should be A okay.

 

Nah, your good.

 

Anything verifiable you got paid for as a driver would work for me. Cash jobs don't fare so well.

 

I’ve had two places go bankrupt after I left, and another two got bought out and amalgamated into a larger company. Hard to verify experience with them.

 

Paystubs if you don't want them calling your current employer.

I got told that.

 

nah, i only keep several years of my paper logs "just in case", the cops coma knock'n on my door saying i was wanted for murder or something....then i had proof of where i wasn't..

i figure that by 2025, i'd be too old to be put in jail, so i'll toss them out then.

 

pay stubs may only show employment at that company or companies, but not the exact job one did...no pay stub i ever got said truck driver....

 

That being said, mine kind of do say it tho.