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UPS Freight = TForce Freight
Moving to freight
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<blockquote data-quote="cook32nd" data-source="post: 221727" data-attributes="member: 6529"><p>I am a previous small package employee. Just recently I saw freight was hiring for a dockworker friend/t with cdl. I have the class a cdl and the endorsements hazmat and doubles, however, what do friend/t dockworkers with cdl do for work ( daily activities)? Last thing I want to do is go out on the road for days on end? Also, if hired from the outside as a feeder driver for small package in Indianapolis, are all positions considered seasonal/temporary? I saw they pay $20.00 an hour starting as feeder drivers, what does a day or night consisit of for them (start times / end times any overtime?)</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="cook32nd, post: 221727, member: 6529"] I am a previous small package employee. Just recently I saw freight was hiring for a dockworker friend/t with cdl. I have the class a cdl and the endorsements hazmat and doubles, however, what do friend/t dockworkers with cdl do for work ( daily activities)? Last thing I want to do is go out on the road for days on end? Also, if hired from the outside as a feeder driver for small package in Indianapolis, are all positions considered seasonal/temporary? I saw they pay $20.00 an hour starting as feeder drivers, what does a day or night consisit of for them (start times / end times any overtime?) [/QUOTE]
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