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Hire Truck Driver in 24 hours We at TruckBook, understand your challenges as a truck recruiter. It’s hard to find a candidate that matches your
Hire Truck Driver in 24 hours We at TruckBook, understand your challenges as a truck recruiter. It’s hard to find a candidate that matches your
Recruiting and retaining truck drivers is one segment of the drivers shortage, if trucking companies want to retain drivers for longer time they must prioritize improving drivers experiences. Adequate pay remains top.
Leverage your recruitment experience with the help of social media. Join trucking communities pages on Facebook and LinkedIn for post jobs is most effective.
Technology have made hiring easier, find the right drivers that match your hiring preference with TruckBook. Referrals are the best way to attract the truck drivers.
It is no hidden fact that fleet owners in America have been struggling with both hiring and retaining truck drivers these past few years. It is a typically strenuous and physically tiring profession that involves owners to ensure the mental wellbeing of their drivers. Here are five ways to find new talent and keep them satisfied in their role.
The major reasons for which truck drivers end up rejecting a job offer, the most basic of them are: lack of respect, empathy and effective communication at companies. Bridge these gaps and we bet that talented, efficient truck drivers would love to work at your company and grow it for good.
Nobody expected a black swan event like the COVID-19 pandemic to happen, let alone disrupt the trucking sector as much as the crisis has. Some sectors have seen massive slowdowns. But, trucking in sectors such as e-commerce and medical supplies continues to see an unprecedented uptick in freight volume and demand.
It is no wonder insiders declared 2019 a “bloodbath” year for the trucking industry. The 2019 trucking company bankruptcies were a massive jump from the 310 trucking companies that halted operations in 2018. Read more: Why Are Trucking Companies Filing for Bankruptcy?
The COVID-19 pandemic has had an impact on almost every industry, with businesses having to shut down around the world to help slow the spread. Read on to find out more about how the COVID-19 situation is impacting the trucking industry.
“The pandemic disruptions continue to disrupt the trucking industry as the U.S. economy struggles to rebound. Experts warn it could be late to early 2022 before the impact of COVID-19 on U.S. trade can rebound to pre-pandemic levels. Some truckers are already taking advantage of the rising spot freight market as more trucking sectors rebound.
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