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<blockquote data-quote="BillyBob99" data-source="post: 3177892" data-attributes="member: 69256">From a Ground guy;You will do whatever they tell you to do, unload, load, split, load IC&#039;s..Also you will make a lot of money if you put in the hoursI know handlers working 50 hours a week pulling in a little over 40k..During peak you make even more and can work even more, could work a hundred hours a week if you want.The only thing keeping you from making the most money is yourself..Also you probably work for a station if you are loading van lines, not a hub..Although I am confused because van lines get unloaded 5-10 not loaded...But okay...At a station you have less hours, but if it is inside a hub you can work as much as you want.You will make less though since you are a day guy, night guys make a buck more.Also as long as you show up everyday on time, give it a 100, and work hard, you will keep your job..</blockquote>

[QUOTE="BillyBob99, post: 3177892, member: 69256"] From a Ground guy; You will do whatever they tell you to do, unload, load, split, load IC's.. Also you will make a lot of money if you put in the hours I know handlers working 50 hours a week pulling in a little over 40k.. During peak you make even more and can work even more, could work a hundred hours a week if you want. The only thing keeping you from making the most money is yourself.. Also you probably work for a station if you are loading van lines, not a hub.. Although I am confused because van lines get unloaded 5-10 not loaded... But okay... At a station you have less hours, but if it is inside a hub you can work as much as you want. You will make less though since you are a day guy, night guys make a buck more. Also as long as you show up everyday on time, give it a 100, and work hard, you will keep your job.. [/QUOTE]

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