1 year contract

675942

{"text":"Should I break my 1yr contract with Western express because I’m not making no money ","videos":"[]","link":"{}","pics":"[]","canComment":true}

724453

{"replyTo":"","text":"focus on learning vs the money, the first year you learn how to manage your clock how much rest you need and how to handle weather among other things. not only that but you honestly won't find any better paying gigs with less that 2 years of experience","replyToPid":0}

669700

{"replyTo":"","text":"no. good things come to those who wait.","replyToPid":0}

603772

{"replyTo":"","text":"if you have minimum experience stick it out a bit. you have to start somewhere. when I started driving I left a maintenance tech job that paid $42k a year with good benefits to local haul for a company that hauls guts from kill plants to a rendering plant for $34k a year no benefits. when I quite 3.5 years later I was making $58k/yr. I took a regional reefer job making $65k/yr. did that for a year, bought a truck and have been on my own for 2.5 years and make real good money. you have to keep climbing the ladder can't start out at the top.\n\nwhen I took the regional reefer job I didn't have the freight experience they wanted but the owner knew the place I had been hauling rendering to which basically consisted of hauling blood and guts around in an end dump, brake too hard and it's come over the front of the trailer, accelerate to fast and over the back it goes. to him that was better experience. you never know what the next boss is going to like. he could think that honoring the deal you made with a crappy company even though you were unhappy about it says a lot about your character.","replyToPid":0}

505517

{"replyTo":"","text":"no sense going into the hole. communicate to them they must do better. if not then go elsewhere.","replyToPid":0}

605660

{"replyTo":"","text":"is the money issue you, or them?\npoor work ethic will drastically hurt your check. not a personal knock against you, but sometimes drivers will fall into bad habits that don't jive with how their particular company runs.","replyToPid":0}

366847

{"replyTo":"","text":"What did they give you for the contract? School tuition, lease program, whøres?","replyToPid":0}

737182

{"replyTo":"","text":"depends on your contract.  how much will you owe them if you quit now?  is it prorated by how long you've been there?  like for Schneider it was prorated quarterly by 25%.  if you quit after 3 months you owed them 75% of what they paid for your CDL training.  if you quit after 6 months you owed them 50% and so on.  do you have the money to pay them back?  my advice would be to stick with it.  the miles will get better the longer you're there.  I was really close to quitting Schneider over the winter when I was struggling to get 2000 miles per week.  I've just now hit my 1 year anniversary and I get no less than 2500 per week now.","replyToPid":0}

735484

{"replyTo":"","text":"Stick with it if you can. If it's not enough to support your livelihood  (family or self) only then should you look for something else and try talking it out with your company first. They might have wiggle room.","replyToPid":0}

212424

{"replyTo":"","text":"yes u should if ur a lease program that is a very bad company no one should do a lease with them....make sure to read ur contact there might be a charge against u for doing so.....but yes","replyToPid":0}

675942

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669700 发表于 2019-07-15 16:29:45 no. good things come to those who wait.

","text":"Thanks ","replyToPid":147393}