does anyone know of a trucking company that will hire someone right out of school with a tarnished record?
345677
yea go to a rock hauling co they hire darn near anyone and it pays really well,just make sure you get a belly dump they are a lot safer to dump
717362
They are one of the largest trucking companies in the US.  Depending on the job, I would say that they should be a pretty good company to work for.
237622
usally, 1800, to 2350, and is usally 4 wks long some trucking companies will train also for a yr contract signon\nlocal job centers will sometimes help, u to get in to school with no money down
346160
OK, Here it is:\nIf you are trying to get your brother-in-law a job transporting concert equipment for a whole tour you need to find a company who has access to a multitude of trucking companies.\n\nYou can have him go here for trucking companies:\nhttp://www.bigrigjobs.com\n\nGo here to fill out an application for a driving job:\nhttp://www.bigrigjobs.com/Truck_Driving_Jobs/Truck_Driver_Application.html\n\nThese people will match his application to the trucking companies who are looking to hire people like him.\n\nAll that he has to do is to say yes to whomever makes the best offer.
923882
Just be very upfront about it.  They have your records.  You must be completely honest.  If you try to hide anything, they won't hire you.
1159215
They will check.  See, just because someone has a "record" it does not necessarily mean that they will not get a particular job.  So if someone got a D and D or a DUI, it will not make that much difference.  \n\nThe problem now is that they caught her lying.  I've seen situations where someone was fired simply because he did not list that he had a criminal record.  What was ironic was that his record (Drunk and Disorderly) would not have stopped him from being hired.  Because he lied, he was fired, regardless of how good an employee he was.
793510
i drove truck for 15 yrs and the best company is sift trucking i have a friend that with there to start there snd he doing good
997631
I'm not sure if you're talking about the Carrier company, an aircraft carrier, or some other carrier (trucks). Or maybe you meant career?\n\nIf it's the Carrier company:\nhttp://www.global.carrier.com
618416
depends on the kind of work you are looking for and how long it has been since the last trouble.. I have been through some similar issues.. I live in the DFW area.. if you want to drop me an email with a bit more info I may be able to give some ideas.. regardless.. good luck !!
1140390
Start at your local Worksource or Unemployment agency.  They will be able to answer your questions and allow the person to move on with their lives.  Frequently there are agencies that will post a bond to the employee, in the case of a store or something along those lines.\n\nUsually, Fast Food (I know it is crappy work), Construction companies, and a lot of places don't check your background.  Good Luck
365038
Swift is an awful choice for anybody no matter what experience. The company and its drivers are laughed at in the trucking industry. They are just way to big to be able to care about you and give you the miles and hometime you are going to want every month. My suggestion would be find the smallest company that will let you in the door. You do have to get experience somewhere and having your training paid for up front is nice but there is alot of companies that offer these things. You can go to a site like bubbajunk.com or truckjobs.com and see what companys provide training or go to a truckstop and get a job booklet and make alot of calls and decide who is going to give you the best deal. Stevens Transport I know takes inexperienced drivers but I'm not sure if the cover the training costs, but anyway they are a decent company and there are several like them. Just stay away from swift and when you have some experience get to a small carrier who will get you home and will run you hard when your gone.
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First off don't bother lieing, if you work in any type of driving job that pays, they will run your criminal history and driving record. \n\nIf you falisfy the application that is normally grounds for termination. \n\nBe honest, and explain yourself in the interview process. Make sure you let them know you have references, and tell your references they will be calling. \n\nhttp://www.faqfarm.com/Q/If_you_have_a_felony_in_one_state_do_you_have_to_put_it_on_a_job_application_in_another\n\nCheck out this article \nhttp://www.dcejc.org/app/docs/crim-rec-wash-post%5B1%5D.pdf\n\nOther factors such as getting bonded, or insured my impact the companies decision to hire.
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Probably. No one wants to hire someone who will steal from them or be bad to have in whatever the work environmeny is. This is what a criminal record (with felonies) implies.\n\nSo you'll really have to make someone fall in love with you before they see your record. If you're particularly amiable, they may hire you on the spot.
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don't even try. with prior exp in the field and with a conviction in fraud. never going to happen. I am a broker/loan officer and upon hiring, they didn't do any checks such as credit, residence or driving or anything like that. They DID however stress repeatedly if I had any convictions/misdemeanors in fraud. Once you are convicted of fraud, that does not go away. especially in the financial field, no one will risk it.
759824
Ahh, the Good Ole Boy system at it's finest.  Going on here where I live.  Did a big story about some small rural departments hiring guys will felony drug arrest, aggravated assaults.  Smaller departments like that somehow can sometimes get away without doing background checks, don't know how, some loop hole I guess. \n\nI agree with the previous post, you're going to need proof of it, and any information you have.  Try contacting your state Bureau of Investigation office. (If you lived in Kansas, it would be called KBI, here in Tennesse it's TBI, etc.)  Can also contact the agency that certifies the officers.  Some states it's called POST(Police Officer's Standards & Training) or CJST(Criminal Justice Standards and Training).  They're the one's that can yank a cop's certification.
425343
I wouldn't hold my breath if i were you... Even if you wait 10 years, law enforcement is a very popular field right now and why would they hire someone with a criminal record when there are tons of qualified applicants who do not have one?  I'd find a backup career path if I were you.
810452
Try FedEx...they seem to always be hiring for those hours.