CDL-A Driver $1,750 Expected Weekly Pay | 5 Days OTR

Posted 2 days ago

good tree supplyDetroit (MI)

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Junior

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$1,750 per week

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About the role

Job Description
Job Requirements:
  • At least 21 years old
  • Experienced CDL-A drivers and qualified recent graduates are welcome
  • No SAP Program or failed drug screens
Job Description: Good Tree Supply, an Amazon Freight Partner, is hiring CDL-A drivers for dedicated five-day interstate routes. This position is ideal for professional drivers who want consistent weekly work, predictable home time, and an assigned Amazon-branded sleeper tractor. Drivers remain on the road for five consecutive days and return home for two scheduled days off. Compensation$25 for every paid hour Approximately 70 paid on-duty hours per completed weekly block Expected gross pay of $1,750 per completed week Approximately $91,000 annualized when working 52 complete scheduled weeks This position is paid at straight time and does not include an overtime premium Actual earnings depend on hours worked, completed assignments, attendance, approved leave, and weeks worked. This is an hourly position and not a guaranteed salary. What You Can ExpectFive consecutive days on the road followed by two days home Assigned Amazon-branded sleeper tractor Interstate OTR routes with regional route segments No-touch, drop-and-hook freight Modern Amazon-branded sleeper tractors Consistent freight through the Amazon network Dispatch and breakdown support while on the road Route adjustments when loads change or cancel Drivers are employed by Good Tree Supply, a locally owned transportation company and Amazon Freight Partner—not by Amazon. Apply today if you want consistent work, state of the art sleeper tractor, and two scheduled days home after every five-day tour. Wage Range: $1300 per week - $1750 per week Weekly USD General Description of Benefits: Health Dental Vision Paid time off and other eligible company benefits

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