hubby lost his job - who might hire?

[tbrown]

My husband drove for 2 years and was then "land bound" for a little over 2. GTI hired him back on in April 2011, unfortunately he had an accident. Bobtailing, he and a car collided at less than 10mph. It was considered the fault of the other driver by the CHP officer but he was attempting a U-turn which he was not aware he should not do. Anyway, GTI was keeping him on and then 3 weeks later terminated him for the same accident.

Can anyone suggest a company/ companies that may hire him? We live in San Diego. Celadon was going to take him but he did not have the minimum 9 months in the last 3 years.

I would appreciate replies that would like to sincerely help.

Thanks so much...

[Windwalker]

He might try Melton. They're flatbed, but will take new people. Good luck.

[freebirdrfd]

He might try Melton. They're flatbed, but will take new people. Good luck.

and from everything i hear, Melton is a decent company to work for.

[Windwalker]

I considered going there myself at one time. A bit late now, but I still think about it every now and then when things get slow with small engines.

[Fredog]

hey Windy, I dont think your walker and your hovaround would fit in their trucks

[Windwalker]

hey Windy, I dont think your walker and your hovaround would fit in their trucks

Actually, the walker folds up. Doesn't take much at all room that way.
But, the hovaround is a different story. That may have to use the whole foredeck on the step. I had to modify it in order to keep up with the lawn mowers that pop wheelies when you engage the "self-propel", so there's small acert with a ZTR hydrostatic. Currently trying to fit it with a roll-cage so I can take it to Daytona.

Young fella down the street went to school almost a year ago and started with Melton. Been with them a couple of months now, and he's happy. Yeah, I know he doesn't have any other experience to compare it with, but what I saw with their equipment isn't bad at all. He said they're getting new equipment in a couple of months, and he's in line for a new Pete himself. Tbrown's husband might have a chance there as well, because they do run all 48.