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We also offer competitive compensation and excellent benefits including: Health Insurance (including medical, dental, vision) Life Insurance Paid Vacation & Holidays 401K Retirement Plan For more information, please visit our website - EOE and Drug Free Workplace.
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Class A CDL Must be flexible with schedule Must be willing to undergo background check This position offers benefits options for an individual or a family, including medical, dental, prescription, life insurance plans and more.
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This position offers benefits options for an individual or a family, including medical, dental, prescription, life insurance plans and more. Local Intermodal Driver (Based on Location) Regional and OTR Runs available Experience: 6 + months.
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No Touch Freight Driver Referral Bonuses Fuel Bonus Yearly Safety Bonus Compliance Bonus Military Pay Increase Tuition Reimbursement Paid Orientation & Training Paid Vacation Full Benefits for CDL A Truck Drivers Medical, Dental and Eye Glass 401K with Company Match Life Insurance Short Term/Long Term Disablity.
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Medical, Dental, Vision, Life Insurance, 401(k) Tractor-Trailer Driver Needed - $10,000 Sign-On Bonus. Tools: Liftgates on Trailers and U-Boats available for Toppers Driver pickup ALL Empty Rolltainers/Cardboard/ and totes at each store.
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Life Insurance: Additional life and disability coverage for peace of mind. As a family-owned business, we prioritize your work-life balance, safety, and overall well-being.
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Short Term Disability, 401(k), Life Insurance. Our Pay Protection Program Can Help Safeguard Your Weekly Paycheck! Top Quality Equipment with Sirius Satellite Radio. Short Term Disability, 401(k), Life Insurance.
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Paid Professional Development *Meals and Snacks *life insurance. Dental Insurance *Paid Maternity/Paternity leave. Health Insurance *Vacation & Holiday Pay. Apply now to Join our FUN, FLEXIBLE, FAMILY FOCUSED Team as our school- age BUS driver.
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Pay & Benefits: Multiple shifts available - Local home daily or regional home weekly Flex drivers work on various assignments and have the option of switching to a Dedicated run when the right one is available Local drivers average $1,200 - $1,800 weekly Medical, dental, and vision insurance Life & disability insurance Paid time off 401K New equipment Direct deposit or debit card.
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