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<blockquote data-quote="12yearsaslave" data-source="post: 2255237" data-attributes="member: 62756"><p>All of my guys average 45k a year with top guys doing close to 60k. I provide health, 401k, vacation pay. And still do pretty well as a company. I have some contractors at the station that only have 4-5 guys and manage to stay out of the trucks themselves, buying new trucks and managing to provide a good living for their families. I've been doing this for 12 years. I do not know who hurt you but your view of X is very far from reality. </p><p>Yes there are negatives within the model: no control over where your routes go when new building open up, no real negotiations, ridiculous expectations from X management on what we should provide as a service.</p><p>But if you know your agreement well and are able to build the relationships with X and your fellow contractors this business is very manageable. And it has been steadily growing.</p><p>I think the problem is you have an employee mentality, you see UPS guys getting payed more and you think that's all there is in life. It is good for you that you got out.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="12yearsaslave, post: 2255237, member: 62756"] All of my guys average 45k a year with top guys doing close to 60k. I provide health, 401k, vacation pay. And still do pretty well as a company. I have some contractors at the station that only have 4-5 guys and manage to stay out of the trucks themselves, buying new trucks and managing to provide a good living for their families. I've been doing this for 12 years. I do not know who hurt you but your view of X is very far from reality. Yes there are negatives within the model: no control over where your routes go when new building open up, no real negotiations, ridiculous expectations from X management on what we should provide as a service. But if you know your agreement well and are able to build the relationships with X and your fellow contractors this business is very manageable. And it has been steadily growing. I think the problem is you have an employee mentality, you see UPS guys getting payed more and you think that's all there is in life. It is good for you that you got out. [/QUOTE]
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