Sure you might be able to call it successful provided that you can somehow reduce your expectations low enough.People can succeed at Ground as a driver.
Sure you might be able to call it successful provided that you can somehow reduce your expectations low enough.People can succeed at Ground as a driver.
You don't know my situation. bbsam does. No complaints here.Sure you might be able to call it successful provided that you can somehow reduce your expectations low enough.
Worked at Express for 10 years. Won't make any claim this is even a good company to work for. I will tell you in your position this is a much better deal. Don't even think about it...Don't listen to any contractors saying you have to follow rules. This is a job. It's very hard to be fired from Express.So as the title suggests I have an opportunity to make a switch to express from ground/home delivery.
Just curious to see what the big differences are? I’m running over 200 miles a day with 80 stops( 1 of my stops takes an hour and a half up a mountain) and my full time route is made to be super flexible so I’m in different areas daily which is kinda annoying. And make 130 a day. So definitely looking like I might switch.
Yeah that’s what I’m gonna shoot for. Just have to tell him I have a better opportunity. And it sucks Bc he’s prolly gonna beg to stay. He already lost 7-8 drivers in not even a year. He can’t keep anybody and he actually is a good boss and super nice. But money talks
Negotiate? Renegotiate? Orion right at the very beginning of the so called 'negotiations" X already has a maximum gross revenue number in place. The only 'negotiating" is over the question of which among the pockets available you want them to put it in.Either he's not compensating his crew enough to keep them longer than a year, or he has to renegotiate his contract for more $$$
I agree, $130 / day isn't enough, even though you seem to have a light rural route with more windshield time between stops.
They’re called “buckets”...hellooooo!Negotiate? Renegotiate? Orion right at the very beginning of the so called 'negotiations" X already has a maximum gross revenue number in place. The only 'negotiating" is over the question of which among the pockets available you want them to put it in.