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DescriptionWE OFFER:– Positions starting at up to $19.20 per hour– New hire sign-on bonus up to $750– No experience necessary – paid training to receive a CDL is provided– Full benefits package and flexible scheduling available– Weekly pay POSITION OVERVIEWSafely and reliably transport and assist students and other school district passengers to and from school, educational or sporting events, community-based programs and other special activities.
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No experience necessary, as paid training is provided. A School Bus driver is in charge of providing safe transport for school aged children. School bus needs are usually Monday through Friday but can in some cases include Saturday or Sunday hours.
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No experience required - paid training provided to obtain necessary license and endorsements. Bus Driver: New employee is paid out $500 when the new employee has worked for 6 consecutive months.
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Drivers must be able to obtain and maintain a valid Commercial Driver’s License (CDL) with school bus (S*) and passenger endorsements (P*) with the Airbrake restriction lifted. Duties include, but are not limited to transporting children to and from school, obeying traffic laws, ensuring the safety of all students.
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Hiring Immediately – No Experience Necessary – Training Provided. CDL PAID Training Provided. No Experience Necessary. This is a great job for anyone with warehouse or transportation, delivery driving experience, retail or restaurant experience including servers, line cooks, and cashiers.
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