http://www.bigrigdriving.com Trucking Industry Research & Discussion Mon, 05 Sep 2011 12:21:14 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.0.2 http://www.bigrigdriving.com/trucking-search-results/comment-page-1#comment-205 Brett Aquila Mon, 09 Aug 2010 19:49:35 +0000 http://www.bigrigdriving.com/?page_id=241#comment-205 I never worked for Werner, but if they'll put it in writing somewhere - even on their website - then you can fully expect they'll stand by it. If they won't put it in writing whatsoever, then be very skeptical. Most large companies will let you take time off in different locations of your choosing. They know people often have family and friends across the nation that they would like to see. So if they're saying in writing that they'll let you take time off in different places, you can pretty much bet they'll stand by their word. I never worked for Werner, but if they'll put it in writing somewhere – even on their website – then you can fully expect they'll stand by it. If they won't put it in writing whatsoever, then be very skeptical. Most large companies will let you take time off in different locations of your choosing. They know people often have family and friends across the nation that they would like to see. So if they're saying in writing that they'll let you take time off in different places, you can pretty much bet they'll stand by their word.

]]> http://www.bigrigdriving.com/trucking-search-results/comment-page-1#comment-200 Darrell Krein Sun, 01 Aug 2010 17:37:37 +0000 http://www.bigrigdriving.com/?page_id=241#comment-200 Hello Is there anyone out there that can verify if Werner stands by their claim that " if you get the load delivered on time you take your days off where ever you want to" . That is if you want a home time in Montana and you live in Oregon , you deliver a load to Montana on time and then take your days off there. I realize this would be a big sales pitch but I want to hear from actual drivers as I am in the middle of a truck school and thinking seriously about Werner . Thanks Hello Is there anyone out there that can verify if Werner stands by their claim that " if you get the load delivered on time you take your days off where ever you want to" . That is if you want a home time in Montana and you live in Oregon , you deliver a load to Montana on time and then take your days off there. I realize this would be a big sales pitch but I want to hear from actual drivers as I am in the middle of a truck school and thinking seriously about Werner . Thanks

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