you know if we would all just do the right (and profitable) thing and go work for jb hunt there would never be talk of a driver shortage i mean whats wrong with running at 62?
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Who's The Worst Of Them ALL to work for?
Discussion in 'Report A BAD Trucking Company Here' started by MACK E-6, Jan 28, 2006.
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No, just like you are not able to take off your taxes for earnings you could have made if you had the vehicles in motion. If this particular pipe dream of the tax code existed, I would form a company, go around buying up all the 2000 dollar junk trucks I could, and make a living just by having them parked. I could milk the IRS for every truck I had that didn't haul a load. You do not make money off of a truck by sitting it in the parking lot.
People screamed bloody murder when they found out some farmers were getting paid for not producing crops. How do you think these companies have managed to keep the secret of getting paid for not having their trucks moving for all these years? -
WERNER has to be the ABSOLUTE worst company to drive for!!!
With all the INTERNAL STRIFE among the upper levels its no wonder they treat their drivers like MUNKEY**** -
I just got my cdl last thursday and have 2 more weeks of school after the christmas break so I cant know too much about who the worst ever is but I did see a Knight truck laying on its side on I 75 near Orange Lake a few weeks ago
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I see Burky is planning a trip to the bank for financing if he can find the right tax code.
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As long as the CEOs and management of companies continue to pay themselves millions of dollars a year when the back bone of the company the drive gets paid, $30,000 $40,000 $50,000 if they are lucky, spend hundreds of nights a year away from home, forced to take a daily ration of .... from DOT and the dispatchers, and put up with all the other bull organic matter that comes with life on the road NOTHING will be done about turn over. -
I was right even before I read to the second page.
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Who knows how these hugeantics are covering the fixed costs of their cleaned out rigs. The ¨tax relief¨ hypothesis is just that...an educated guess. It may be the truth about what´s going on, yet it may just be a dead end. One thing it is is a start to explaining how companies can have all the empty trucks they have sitting around. Empty trucks that got that way by quitters cleaning them out. Quitters who got fed up by all the company BS and pushed the ejection button.
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