Good NJ/NYC Local Driving Jobs?

The 100k + jobs are normally Union gigs, and Jersey has a ton of them.

Obviously UPS is one of them, both Parcel and Freight. USPS is anouther. LTL Linehaul for UPSF, ODFL and Estes is anouther. Fed Ex Freight in Newark is Union, so they maybe anouther. ShopRite/Wakefern is big in Jersey and they make over 100k. Grocery Haulers is based out of Jersey and depending on if you're hauling for Bimbo Bakeries or Baker's Express is another high paying job. Frito Lay you can over $100K. Foodservice like McLane, Sysco and Domino's is anouther. Waste Management I heard is hard to get into in Jersey, but anouther high paying job.

If you wanna go the Non CDL route, UPS Package Delivery Drivers, Bimbo Bakeries Bread Truck RSR and USPS Mailman are high paying jobs as well.

Good luck.

 

I can vouch for these guys

 

Try ups. Sign up in November or October. Do the seasonal and they higher perm in March. In NJ class A is $36 after two years.

 

Normally you need 2 years experience and pass a road test too. October is a long time away, but UPS hires A LOT of Seasonal Drivers during Peak Season, so they MAY take drivers with less than 2 years, as long as you pass the road test, background check and physical.

Seasonal Drivers I think get paid around $32 an hour, but you get no benefits and you'll still have to pay Union dues. Once Peak Season is over, they MAY or MAY NOT keep a couple drivers for either Casual or Full-time. If you do get hired after the holidays, you'll drop down to the beginning payrate which is around $18.75 I believe, and you'll have to wait after your fourth year to reach top rate, which currently is around $36, but they'll be renegotiating they're new Union contract in 2018, so top rate will be a lot higher by then.

 

A couple years ago. I went there and was turned down over a ticket. No tickets in 12 months.

You drive seasonal and they cut most before the end of the year some work a week into the new year.

Then perms are hired in March. Your on the extra board. So, you might only get two days a week.

 

I talk to Feeders and Package Delivery drivers all the time on my run. There's rumors going around about a strike if negotiations don't go their way. Air Craft Maintenance Workers already agreed to a strike over Health Benefits, and who knows what'll happen in 2018 when they have to negotiate their contact.