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Leaving A Two Weeks Notice. When should you leave a two weeks notice? Is Two weeks enough or not enough? Drivers are faced with this question all the time. Should I do the right thing and give notice? Leaving A Two Weeks Notice
Most drivers are quitting a carrier because they are losing money and promises were broken. When confronted with wether he should give a proper notice. He, many times, has no choice but to quit as fast as he can. He needs to do this because he is behind on bills and has a family that relies on his income. Tune in this week and find out what TalkCDL trucking Podcast had to say about this matter.
- Drivewyze for IOS users, allows you to bypass weigh stations using only an ap on your phone
- Drivewyze for Android users
- National Carriers is hiring students, solos, teams and lease purchase driver
- Driving tests.org for solos and Driving tests.org for corporate guarantees you will pass your Class A Here
- Carriers Not To Work For don’ t do it
- Truck Parking Club for Truckers that need to find rest. plus for land owners that want to participate in helping truckers find rest. Everyone gets paid.
Flat Bed Work Belongs To Flat Bed Drivers
Recently we were told, that reefer companies are trying to migrate to flat bed work. This is due to the low freight volume and the higher paying flat bed freight. The problem with it is, most reefer carriers do not have the experience with load securement. Tune in and find out the results.
