Driving jobs in Canada

Old May 22nd 2009, 9:25 pm
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iv just seen that yanke are looking for 30 team truck drivers....
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Old May 22nd 2009, 9:52 pm
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iv just seen that yanke are looking for 30 team truck drivers....

Sign up ye lambs for the slaughter
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Originally Posted by spockil
iv just seen that yanke are looking for 30 team truck drivers....
Gotta agree with Gremmie on this one.

I contacted Yanke & was told 2 years team then an option for single. I must admit their package looks good if you stay with the company. But I detest team driving & said so, bad enough for a week, let alone 2 years!!!!

The recruiter I dealt with said there is no option for single man driving before 2 years.

I remember doing double man to Gibraltar from Swindon.... Purgatory, then you've got to come back. Even worse. Yanke give you a number of expected journey times in their info pack, take a LONG REALISTIC look. 2 years of that & you'll be in the allotment.

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Is it similar to Fort Whiterock in west Belfast...
Ah! The joys
This was the best place for fitness trg - if you ran to slow some bugger lobbed a brick over the wall so you had to run fast

However Yanke told me last month they were not looking for drivers (not that I want team work) So a bit surprised by this announcement! Can you confirm were and how recent this info is Spockil mate? if you dont mind and is this a sign that there is a bit of a up beat in the job market. It was said that the worse of the recession would start to turn around Aug Sept this year in a number of countries and Canada was one of them?
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Ah! The joys
This was the best place for fitness trg
Not forgetting the fitness at the "Mill" where you had to climb 3 or 4 high bunk beds to get to your pit...
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Old May 25th 2009, 9:27 pm
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Ah! The joys
This was the best place for fitness trg - if you ran to slow some bugger lobbed a brick over the wall so you had to run fast

However Yanke told me last month they were not looking for drivers (not that I want team work) So a bit surprised by this announcement! Can you confirm were and how recent this info is Spockil mate? if you dont mind and is this a sign that there is a bit of a up beat in the job market. It was said that the worse of the recession would start to turn around Aug Sept this year in a number of countries and Canada was one of them?
well i ssen it advertised on saskjobs posted on 22/5/09.
maybe they are trying to hire people in canada.
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Originally Posted by spockil
well i ssen it advertised on saskjobs posted on 22/5/09.
maybe they are trying to hire people in canada.
I think they are struggling to get LMOs. Plus, I don't suppose many of us stick the 2 year stint of double manning. I would imagine some strokes have been pulled in the past.
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I wasnt doubting you spockil I was just curious to what they told me. The rumour is there are a lot of Canadian drivers looking for jobs as well, they will not issue LMO to us if there are Canadians willing to drive!
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I wasnt doubting you spockil I was just curious to what they told me. The rumour is there are a lot of Canadian drivers looking for jobs as well, they will not issue LMO to us if there are Canadians willing to drive!
Most companies advertise 24/7, and not just for immigrant drivers it is also a requirement for LMO acceptence tho
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Yes I realise this what I meant was that if there are Canadians applying for a job then they will not be able to issue an LMO
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Originally Posted by dinger24
Yes I realise this what I meant was that if there are Canadians applying for a job then they will not be able to issue an LMO
yea they have to advertise the job for 2 weeks before they can get an lmo and then they have to advertise again before they offer a full time job.
but if they are advertising then it may be a sign of things slowly picking up.
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Well hope fully, there is nothing decent in the UK or at least in Scotland, I might have to take a bit of work on here in the UK when I am waiting for some sort of job offer from Canada, and it is looking pretty sparse up here!
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Well hope fully, there is nothing decent in the UK or at least in Scotland, I might have to take a bit of work on here in the UK when I am waiting for some sort of job offer from Canada, and it is looking pretty sparse up here!
I thought Loch Ness was quite nice.
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Yes its lovely, but your English so you cannie even pronounce it!
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Yes its lovely, but your English so you cannie even pronounce it!
I can pronounce it perfectly, anytime I've got the flu.
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