What LtL jobs are home daily and make over $2000 weekly?

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  1. Rideandrepair

    Rideandrepair Road Train Member

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    That’s great for 47 hrs a week. Hourly pay IMO must include some OT, that’s where the $$$$ made.They didn’t call Me “The Milkman” for nothing. Lol. Always worked hard fir it though.
     
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  3. Banker

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    If you are good at Milking the clock then you must go to UPS Parcel. Back in the day when Ohio was 55 I would occasionally run with a pack of bid drivers to Columbus Oh. If you went over 52 they would gripe at you. Finally I just told them I would see them there and blew past them. Their Moto was “Go slow and make more dough”. I always made a point to get one minute more than the bid driver when I covered a job, but I ran the run how I saw fit not necessarily how they ran it.
     
  4. freebeertomorrow

    freebeertomorrow Heavy Load Member

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    i’m linehaul, i’m not hourly.
     
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  5. Rideandrepair

    Rideandrepair Road Train Member

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    Still pretty good $$$
     
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  6. freebeertomorrow

    freebeertomorrow Heavy Load Member

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    can’t have it all. gotta find a place that works for you. sounds like ups is the ticket but getting to the wage and other criteria you want will be tough.
     
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  7. SidewaysBentHalo

    SidewaysBentHalo Medium Load Member

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    Just curious is that what they consider a TIME BON on your check stub.

    I’ve seen it a few times now. Both regular and OT rate. Its not much but does that mean I'm running under-allowed?
     
  8. LtlAnonymous

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    No, that's listed as a GUARANTE. lol really saving money leaving that last E off.
     
  9. SidewaysBentHalo

    SidewaysBentHalo Medium Load Member

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    Lol hmmm wonder what its for then.
     
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  10. Banker

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    Not sure if it is the same at your location, but it was explained to me as part of my paid break when running an hourly job on the road. For some accounting reason they separated part of it on the check. We didn’t get it on mileage jobs.
     

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  11. LtlAnonymous

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    that would make sense. It would also make sense that I never see it on my check, because I always take my breaks. Haha that is probably the 10 minutes of break time you get when you don't run it on your clock.
     
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