cant you recommend a place to work as a truck driver in Ireland , a Internet address, something?
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http://www.jobs.ie/truck_driver_jobs.aspx
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Visit http://www.WorkInTexas.com
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Once you work and pay your way, then life is fine.Ireland is a multicultural society these days and a lot of foreigners here have no complaints. However if you are one of those that is going to come over and claim benefits of the government(housing, weekly pay benefits etc), then just don't bother. We have had enough of this.
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FIND TRUCKS OR LOADS FREE \n\nhttp://www.freightfinder.com/\n\n:> peace
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Deoends where ya from...If an Eu citizen then yes but if not contact the Irish embassy for further details of work visa's. If he has someone who will sponsor him then he can
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try seek.co.uk/uk they have lots of different jobs in all areas so it's highly possible there might be something for you!
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try dublin. its a nice place.
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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.
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You change your physical address on your profile. Also, if your address is something like you@yahoo.ie, then it's definitely and Irish address. You'll probably have bettur luck if your address is something like you@yahoo.com\n\ncheers and gl
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http://www.dwd.state.wi.us/jobnet/mapWI.htm
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Indiannapolis is a good place to call home if you are a truck driver. Swift, Willis Shaw Frozen Express, Covenant Transport, Stevens Transport and CRST are just a few companies that will pay for your training, promising that you will work for them for a year. I hope you dont have a wife and kids because driving OTR (over the road), the highest paid truck driver, is treated better by the company, has better equipment (the truck will be newer and not prone to break down), you can personalize the truck with TV Internet and the like,and gets steady work. \nYou see the problem with getting home is that the dispatcher has to think about how to get you home. You may be stuck in Atlanta GA and there could be 10 loads available to you going to California but if you need to get home your dispatcher wont give you that $800 trip. you will wait a day probably for a load going to Carlyle PA and then wait another day for a partial load going to Chicago IL. where someone will have to pick it up in Indiannapolis. The best way to make $80k per year is to stay out for atleast 2 months or more and average 1k or more per week. The week that you go home you will probably make 200 bucks. Regional Truck Drivers or Dedicated routes are a set route that the driver does everyday NON OTR. A Job with guaranteed home time, usually pays less and the equipment is older, and slip-seating (its not your truck to move into. once you leave the seat another driver gets in and uses it.) \n\nPersonally I paid $2,700 for CDL training in Denver CO. and choose to go with Willis Shaw Express in Elm Springs, Arkansas. They are a great company to start with (considering all the horror stories I have heard) They Gave me a Great Mack truck to drive and kept my wheels moving (the only way to make money) 27cents per mile to start. And the Small town dispatch was allways friendly and understanding. What I really liked about them was the trippack advance where they would let you have up to 300 in cash in advance for every load you haul. kinda like getting your money up front. After a year and a half I left to drive for JB HUNT for 37cents per mile and all though my paycheck was about the same I drove less and waited more. No more Trips out to California and back. The loads were 200 mile hops between New York and Detroit. The east coast traffic is terrible and there is never anywhere to park.\nGo with a company that Gives you lots of miles west of the mississippi reguardless of the payrate. Covenant Transport Brags that its drivers get the most miles weekly.
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Another site I like for Jobs Across the great land of America is\nAmerica's Job Bank -- http://www.ajb.org
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Anyone can.  I applied a few years back and I live in Ireland.  Wasn't successful tho.  :o(
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CHECK THE JOB CENTRE PLUS SITE
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You sound as though you are freelancing this trucking gig.  Get caught and it will be costly.  Are you insured?  Do you have a USDOT number?  If you knew your business, you wouldn't be on here asking a question like that.
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my ex was a trucker for 8 years and he still is... You want a company who treats you like a person and not a truck number.. Trust me on this one....get one that pays by the mile not the load... Also, martin transportaion has a place in canada and the united states. They are a decent company.....Don't ask for paid this or that as they set there pay according to experience and all trucking companies are different. Some pay for empty miles and some dont. You want one that does. Some also pay extra for shorter runs....Those are some quesitons you can ask them when you call them....a good start pay is 33-38 cents per mile....Just the biggest piece of advice i can offer is make sure your treated like a person or else you wont like it and wont stay with them,. Some large companies get so big they only know you for your tractor number.... Good luck to you
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I am in Dublin and i have looked at google ....irish law....it will list all sites.