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Got an Interview with H&R
Be gentle I'm new to the forum.
I have an interview with H&R her in the UK? Any advice? Me and my girlfriend are looking at the big move over to Canada, AB. I have read a few bad comments but on looking at other forums they seem to have "Got their act together". Thanks |
Re: Got an Interview with H&R
Originally Posted by pocket rocket
(Post 10231164)
Be gentle I'm new to the forum.
I have an interview with H&R her in the UK? Any advice? Me and my girlfriend are looking at the big move over to Canada, AB. I have read a few bad comments but on looking at other forums they seem to have "Got their act together". Thanks |
Re: Got an Interview with H&R
Originally Posted by pocket rocket
(Post 10231164)
Be gentle I'm new to the forum.
I have an interview with H&R her in the UK? Any advice? Me and my girlfriend are looking at the big move over to Canada, AB. I have read a few bad comments but on looking at other forums they seem to have "Got their act together". Thanks a driver had a problem down on the mexican border and all i saw was h&r personnel running around trying to get it sorted.that showed me another side to the already tarnished name of the company..they were doing something to help the driver...thats good in my books...my friend who works for hughsons said that $1000 a week is ok,my friend who is still working there(at h&r) said he is averaging $1200 a week. ive still got interviews set up in saskatoon for monday, but the job offer from H&R is on the table... i wouldnt be afraid to work for them... |
Re: Got an Interview with H&R
Originally Posted by fergie171
(Post 10232855)
ive just completed an interview with lyndon on tuesday and ive been offered a job,"got an email yesterday"..ive spoken to a few drivers who still work there and some who moved on after gaining pr.they didnt have a bad word to say about the place,its not much different from any uk/euro based company..they want you to work end of,
a driver had a problem down on the mexican border and all i saw was h&r personnel running around trying to get it sorted.that showed me another side to the already tarnished name of the company..they were doing something to help the driver...thats good in my books...my friend who works for hughsons said that $1000 a week is ok,my friend who is still working there(at h&r) said he is averaging $1200 a week. ive still got interviews set up in saskatoon for monday, but the job offer from H&R is on the table... i wouldnt be afraid to work for them... |
Re: Got an Interview with H&R
Originally Posted by pocket rocket
(Post 10233434)
So fertile, your already out in Canada. What visa are you on? You had anymore interviews
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Re: Got an Interview with H&R
Originally Posted by pocket rocket
(Post 10233434)
So fertile, your already out in Canada. What visa are you on? You had anymore interviews
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Re: Got an Interview with H&R
Originally Posted by fergie171
(Post 10233830)
im in medicine hat at the moment, heading over to saskatoon for another 2 interviews before flying back to the uk on tuesday..... ive been here for 2 weeks on holiday and managed to sort my interviews into my agenda...alls good.... my mate just got a job with hughsons transport in lethbridge..they have lmo and are doing interviews over the phone or skype if you have it...there looking for brit drivers ...good luck
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Re: Got an Interview with H&R
Originally Posted by pocket rocket
(Post 10235195)
Good luck mate. Please let me know how you get on. I will deffo look at other companies and keep my options open
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Re: Got an Interview with H&R
Originally Posted by alandoug
(Post 10237600)
I work for H&R, be prepared to be away for weeks & work. If you are single you will love it. If you want to be home regularly or even every weekend, you won't be.:D
ive accepted h&r job offer....just waiting on formalities...will be based in moose jaw when im legal to work.....expecting to start training in october:thumbsup: |
Re: Got an Interview with H&R
Originally Posted by fergie171
(Post 10262762)
hi alan
ive accepted h&r job offer....just waiting on formalities...will be based in moose jaw when im legal to work.....expecting to start training in october:thumbsup: I went to PEI when I first came out, which I really liked. Great place to live. In time I got a trip across to Calgary... Ontario? Bloody fantastic drive. Then I entered Manitoba, it got flat, like so flat it makes Holland look mountainous! Saskatchewan is the same. From Calgary you can see the Rockies, a couple of hours drive from Lethbridge. Some of the best scenery anywhere, great skiing in winter. My point? If you're on your own & on the road - no prob. With a family? Western Alberta might be a nicer place for them to live? ;) |
Re: Got an Interview with H&R
Originally Posted by alandoug
(Post 10269990)
Thought you were going to Timeline?
I went to PEI when I first came out, which I really liked. Great place to live. In time I got a trip across to Calgary... Ontario? Bloody fantastic drive. Then I entered Manitoba, it got flat, like so flat it makes Holland look mountainous! Saskatchewan is the same. From Calgary you can see the Rockies, a couple of hours drive from Lethbridge. Some of the best scenery anywhere, great skiing in winter. My point? If you're on your own & on the road - no prob. With a family? Western Alberta might be a nicer place for them to live? ;) |
Re: Got an Interview with H&R
Originally Posted by fergie171
(Post 10270410)
timeline had no lmo at the time...troy called me and asked me to reconsider my move to h&r , which i did...there lmo came through on thursday...ive informed h&r and global immigration that i didnt want to proceed with there job offer......im now moving over to saskatoon in october to start my training with timeline logistics...... :thumbsup:
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Re: Got an Interview with H&R
43c a mile plus 1c for keeping truck clean which is in effect 44c a mile...hr is offering 40c..big difference i think...
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Re: Got an Interview with H&R
4c per mile is diddly squat.How about benefits,paid loading/unloading,layovers,and especially with Timeline are you paid for tarping?
That said,you've made a good choice as the shifts are better and you'll be a name not a number,best of etc.... |
Re: Got an Interview with H&R
Originally Posted by flat to the mat
(Post 10290141)
4c per mile is diddly squat.How about benefits,paid loading/unloading,layovers,and especially with Timeline are you paid for tarping?
That said,you've made a good choice as the shifts are better and you'll be a name not a number,best of etc.... Did you check out Searcy if you like flat work? Would give you a like for like to compare it to? Best of luck anyway |
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