Robert Crawford

What were you thinking... willing to pay people to work.    I have the same problem. All I get is Truck drivers tired of driving who worked at a Walmart Tire center in High School and think they are technicians. 

BTW, I think your ad is very well written. It just goes to prove  Allot of folks dont want a job, they want a check. Dont let that moron bother you 

I just checked my Auto policy. My transport tag costs $75 per year. I charge $15 per unlicensed vehicle for the use. We get a  lot of " been off the road for awhile" so it works for us. $5k? No way.

we call them transport tags

And don't have the guts to tell you. Had an interview last Saturday... He was 10 minutes late. I called him and sounded like I woke him up. Said he was waiting for his MAMA to get his kid so he could head this way ( 45 min drive). I asked you didn't call or try to email? He couldnt find the number he had called three days before. I told him don't bother, Ill call you. Hope he's not waiting for that call. 

On 1/30/2018 at 12:13 PM, xrac said:

My how times have changed.  Over the past 24 months I have experienced something that has never occurred before in my 19 years in the business.   On four different occasions I have interviewed potential employees, extended a job offer, offer was verbally accepted, a start day was established, we shook hands, and then the person never shows up and is never heard from again. Have any of you had a experience like that? I figure the place where they were at upped the offer and they decided that staying was easier and safer than leaving. 

I responded to the R&W article with the same feeling. Someone else " pimping " us out and telling us what we should charge without having a clue what our overhead is. I would like to go to the grocery store and tell them what my groceries will cost. Same principle.