Your DAC is everything

The class-action lawsuit thing is a good idea in the long run, and there's no doubt that the company leadership will see eye to eye in order to keep the laboring driver tied to the ball and chain, but a very careful and thoughtfully worded insertion might still mitigate whatever damage an "employer for a month" could have done. These companies are always needing drivers, so if the employer is persuaded the driver isn't a dummy, he might get the idea that the last company was poorly managed. That's especially true if the remarks left by the last company come off as exaggerated or irrational.

 

http://www.usis.com/pr_DACServices.htm

 

My question is what did you do to get terminated?
Many drivers are treated wrong and then again many drivers are terminated for company policies and feel they are being miss treated.

It's the same for me, I have to follow state rules and the companies rules.
Being it is a company rule, some companies may not abide by that rule and hire you anyhow.
On the dac there is only a certain amount of things you can click, DAC choses the wording etc, then if the company wants more details they have to write/fax something to the company, however the employeer is only aloud to give a certain amount of information. It would be Federal DOT that you would need to address this with not DAC!

 

I can tell you that Quality Carriers does NOT use DAC (according to one of their recruiters), mostly for all the reasons listed here.

 

I was told by a recruter at lessors that dont use DAC either but they dont hire
in my area anymore.

 

Have you called the company and asked them which "company policy" you were guilty of breaking. I received a call from a company I applied to and they asked me about the same thing being on my DAC. I called the issuing company and when they looked into it they told me it was a "entry error" and I had it taken care of.

I applied to Lessors and I received a letter from USIS stating that Lessors did check my DAC. So either that recruiter was lying to you, or they stopped checking DAC's in the last 3-4 weeks.