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Other benefits include short-term and long-term disability, company discounts, Military Leave Pay, adoption and surrogacy expense reimbursement, and more. As a Walmart truck driver, you can choose what personal career growth looks like for you.
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Programs range from high school completion to bachelor's degrees, including English Language Learning and short-form certificates. Ask about our Walmart driver perks, such as our Referral Program, Rider Program, Driver Mentor Program, parking at Walmart locations and more.
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Local Driver: The mileage rate for this position will be $0.5625 - $0.6075 per mile and the average number of miles driven range from 48,158 - 307,708. As a CDL-A driver for our private fleet, you will make no touch freight deliveries of merchandise to Walmart locations within in the region.
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Wyoming: Local Driver: The mileage rate for this position will be $0.55 - $0.69 per mile and the average number of miles driven range from 62,355 - 196,040. Colorado Local Driver: The mileage rate for this position will be $0.5625 - $0.6075 per mile and the average number of miles driven range from 61,173 - 186,678.
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Local: We offer local Class A driving jobs in select locations across the country, and as we continue to grow, so will our local truck driving opportunities. Local Driver: The mileage rate for this position will be $0.55 - $0.69 per mile and the average number of miles driven range from 62,355 - 196,040.
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Benefits & PerksQuarterly safety bonuses & annual pay increases No touch freight deliveries Immediate medical benefit options Dental, vision, pharmacy, and additional life insurance benefit options 401K retirement plan and Stock Purchase Program options Up to 21 days of PTO Ask about our Walmart driver perks, such as our Referral Program, Rider Program, Driver Mentor Program, parking at Walmart locations and more.
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Pride in the Walmart spark extends beyond the individual driver, creating an atmosphere of respect and teamwork across the entire enterprise. A driver will receive ADP when attending a Walmart event scheduled to last a full day (8 hours or more.
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Local Driver: The mileage rate for this position will be $0.5625 - $0.6075 per mile and the average number of miles driven range from 22,806 - 183,725. Drivers will be paid a full ADP even if the driver performs no driving duties following the event.
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Pride in your career as a driver and the opportunity to represent the company and our values on the road. Regional truck drivers can preference the schedule options that work best for them and expect security in their time off every week.
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Regional Driver: The mileage rate for this position will be $0.55 - $0.69 per mile and the average number of miles driven range from 62,355 - 196,040. Regional truck drivers earn up to $105,000 in their first year.
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Paid time off benefits include PTO (including sick leave), parental leave, family care leave, bereavement, jury duty, and voting. Drivers receive only activity pay for activities including Accident, Breakdown, Weather/Road Closure, Cleaning Rejected Trailer, Assigned tractor not available, Out of hours (70), Snow Removal assigned trailer, Undock Trailers, Trailer Weight issue, and Wait Time.
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Regional truck drivers earn up to $110,000 in their first year. Interstate (Class A) Commercial Driver’s License with Hazmat endorsement (including cleared background check) or will obtain HAZMAT endorsement (with cleared background check) within 120 calendar days of date of hire.
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Regional Driver: The mileage rate for this position will be $0.5965 - $0.6415 per mile and the average number of miles driven range from 48,158 - 307,708. Drivers also receive Average Daily Pay (ADP) in certain circumstances.
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Drivers may be eligible to receive Average Day’s Pay (ADP) for circumstances such as to calculate paid time off (PTO), safety day, holiday, deferred holiday, bereavement, and jury duty. It is the location you report to the government (W2, tax returns, census, passport, etc.
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Drivers receive both activity pay and the mileage rate for activities including Arrive/Arrive Drop, Bridge Pay, Chain, Evening Shift Premium, Hook, Live Load, Layover, Live unload, Regional Pay, Stop/Stop Drop, and Weekend mileage.
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