Transforce Employer Reviews

Worked various assignments. No home time recruiters are terrible. Company doesn't support drivers

they will send you out for work knowing the customer lacks paperwork(cab card,insurance card regestration papers etc)will straight face lie about jobs ,throw you under the bus.just to get you there.and get mad at you for complaining.wont do a thing to correct situation with companies irregularaties.its all about the money for them.your replaceable.and – more... dont get hurt on the job.ti took two years fighting in court over wokers comp claim.I WON>>they fired me for it.i sued again.I WON// they denied my unemployment benifits,I SUED// I WON/but my dauthers an attorney.she sued them for her attorneys fees,SHE WON.THEY HATE ME NOW//and are giving mme a bad reference with prospective employers,ILL WIN THIS CASE TOO.. – less

Great company that really cares about their employees and customers.

Great management team. Good working enviorment.

Pay is on time and completed correctly

Can place me with my background quickly becasue of
there vast coveage and knowledge of the transportation industry

changing up assignments at the last minute,
management didnt return phone calls

miss managed no work never return phone calls just not a place i care to work.

9-11 hr. work day.
Leaned new technology for pre-tripping trucks.
Management is very professional.
Co-workers are friendly.
Hardest part of job would be Atlanta traffic.
Completing an honest days work safely.

I work 3 days a week for about 22 hours each day. There is at least one other driver and a lumper in the truck at all times. We deliver products to Papa John's stores. The hardest part of the job is transporting the products from the truck to inside each store. The nicest part of this job is that I am home for four days out of the week to spend with – more... my family. – less

Stay in the trenches (driving)and they will take good care of you. I moved up and ran into upper mgmt that was very unrealistic in there expectations. I went back to driving for another company .

I had an interview with this company on Thursday. “3-12-2012” They were recruiting for a well known company on Long Island. This was the first time I dealt with this company and I am sure it will be the last time. Just to be fare, I had my interview in Union, NJ branch. What a joke. The gentlemen who I started the interview with had a very limited knowledge – more... about trucking. Every question I asked about the position that they were trying to fill I received an answer as “you don’t need to worry about that.” If someone is telling me not to worry about the questions I have, I start to worry. First he said that he had 4 drivers working there and they need 3 more. As the interview progressed he changed the story as even though he sent 4 drivers they took only 2. And when I asked if any of the drivers he sent became permanent drivers for that company, yes the answer was the same. “You don’t need to worry about that” Well I worry about that the most. That shows if there is a future with this company or not. After that answer I told him that I couldn’t work for a company which refuses to answer the simplest questions about the position. I left and regret even going to their office. This place should be your last resort. Not professional and don’t know trucking. Stay away. – less

Everything I was promised in my initial interview was a lie I was guaranteed I would be able to stay busy which isn't true barely making 35 hours a week