CDL-A Driver – Up to $1,265/Week – Out Max 1 Night – College Park, GA

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eagle enterprisesAtlanta (GA)

Light Truck Drivers General Freight Trucking, Local

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$23.00/hour

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About the role

Job TitleCDL-A Driver – Up to $1,265/Week – Out Max 1 Night – College Park, GA LocationCollege Park, GA (Atlanta) Employment TypePart-Time (path to Full-Time) Compensation$23.00/hour + overtime after 40 hours

Description: All Steady Logistics is hiring CDL-A drivers out of our College Park yard in the Atlanta area. We run a mix of day cab and overnight equipment, and you'll never be out more than 2 days and 1 night. What you'll earn$23/hr, with overtime (time and a half) after 40 hours Up to $1,265/week at 50 hours Performance raise of up to $0.25/hr after 3 months

Referral bonus: earn $0.50 for every hour a driver you refer drives Your schedule, your wayGive us your availability a week in advance, and we build your schedule around it Home at least a full 10-hour reset between shifts Never out more than 1 night Who we're looking forValid CDL-A (no driving experience required, new CDL grads welcome) 21 years or older Clean MVR, with nothing in the last 2 years Able to pass a urine drug test We're a second chance employer, and SAP drivers are welcome About the positionAll new drivers start as part-time, even when working full-time hours. Drivers move to full-time within 3 months, and benefits begin at that point.

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