Are you stuck in a dead-end career and feel as though you need a new job, but you’re too afraid to quit because of the poor economy? Perhaps you’ve been laid off or you haven’t been able to find a job since graduating from college. Whatever your situation, you need a new job that pays well and fits your lifestyle, a job that can take you places in your career.
If you were recently discharged from active duty and wondering what you can do with your Military Occupational Specialty (MOS), it’s time to start looking for jobs after the military. Even if you have yet to say good-bye to military life, you can plan ahead by pinpointing the industry you wish to join when the time comes. Some of the best jobs after the military are truck-driving opportunities.
Twenty-five drivers started Prime’s Driver Health and Fitness (DHF) Basic 13 Week Program and just completed their first week of logging their nutrition and exercising for 15 minutes each day. This is the largest DHF class ever at Prime. That is reflected in the fact that their collective weekly review took up 31 pages!
There are many reasons why someone chooses to enter a career in the trucking industry. For those who drive for Prime Inc., some of the main reasons why they chose to come to drive for this company are the endless support they receive from in-house associates as well as fellow driver associates, the best equipment available, and the extensive freight network. For three drivers, Prime provided not only a job but the support they needed to grow, succeed, and achieve dreams some of them had since th…
June 2013 Awardees include: Clifton D. Humphrey Refrigerated Division Bill H. Whoberry Flatbed Division Bradford Brydie Tanker Division Fredrick Billings Company Tanker Division Benjamin R.
Prime Inc. Recognizes Millionaire Members (July 2013) Gold Millionaires Two Million Milers Denise Allen Robert Conger Curtis A. Fiedler Jo Ann Totsch Thomas H.
