Companies that let you take a month off work?

Best way to do that is to work for a Temp Service that hires CDL drivers.
Can work when you want to.
Trillium is one of several.
Where are you located?
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Are you physically fit ?

do you want to work in the oilfield ?

 

Try to find small outfit , they might let you. One of my drivers 4 weeks out - one week home , another every other weekend home ...but another is super lazy
If i had an opportunity to have decent driver with flexible schedule instead of truck sitting - i would

 

Just change companies every year.

 

My thoughts, you can probably grease the wheels at the company you want to do this at. But, my thoughts are technically you'll be considered quitting and then hired back. As long as you're a decent driver, probably won't be difficult to pre-arrange. But, from the company's perspective, may be a stretch for them to let you have a month off and remain inactive on the payroll for that length of time. But, I very well could be mistaken.
My 'dilemma' with that sort of thing is that I like to stay out for 2 to 3 months and then take a full week off. They don't have any problem with that, except if I'm out of my truck longer than 5 days, the company could reseat a different driver in my truck. I'm seriously attached to 'my' truck and that's a big no no for me. So, what I usually end up doing is taking 5 days instead. But, on the 4th or 5th day, I call them and tell them something's come up and I need an extra couple of days. Folks I work for know what I'm doing, but it keeps me in my truck. Folks I work for helped to get me into my truck (it was brand new with only 13 miles) and they are very aware how important it is for me to remain in my truck. So, they go along without complaint.

 

Hide a fish under the bunk when you take your days off. Drivers will refuse to use your truck. Company will honor your assigned truck. When you return, throw fish out, wipe down, air out. Problem solved