Trucking job vacancies continue to increase

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Canadian trucking jobs continue to go unfilled, according to the latest data in Trucking HR Canada’s Q1 vacancy report. The vacancy rate for both the truck transportation sector and transport […]

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[bchar]

Because owners are not paying drivers for lay overs or waiting time and they are fed up, we are now getting 3 calls every day for drivers looking for steady work, we pay our drivers on salary and we pay every week, some weeks they put in 55-60 hours and others they do 40 so it balances out and they know how much they are getting paid consistently.

 

[Igor Galanter]

Well, it's not only the money or how often payments are..
Scheduling, equipment and company atmosphere plays big roles as well...

 

[Rob]

All full here thank goodness. They like the 100k or more a year home for a reset every weekend deal i guess.

 

[Phantom T]

Some companies create their own driver shortage then lead others to believe it’s an industry-wide thing.

 

[artmax]

Ground logistics is increeeedibly interesting in its infinite variety and offerings. This being said it's tough to find the right driver for the work niche you ultimately occupy. It's a slow and attritive process.