[Jeffrey Harrold]

I have recently moved positions in a company I have been with for 4 years...this new position is percentage based instead of mileage...my issue is the company is taking out fuel costs before I get my percentage...this is not my truck it's there's and I am not responsible for it's fuel, upkeep, or maintenance...is this even legal...every other company I have worked for paid me off of the loads gross before fuel unless I was driving my own truck or leasing theirs...it does not seem right to me...anyone have answers or input please answer

[repete]

Originally Posted by Jeffrey Harrold

I have recently moved positions in a company I have been with for 4 years...this new position is percentage based instead of mileage...my issue is the company is taking out fuel costs before I get my percentage...this is not my truck it's there's and I am not responsible for it's fuel, upkeep, or maintenance...is this even legal...every other company I have worked for paid me off of the loads gross before fuel unless I was driving my own truck or leasing theirs...it does not seem right to me...anyone have answers or input please answer

I guess it's up to however they put the program together, did you read the agreement? Better question, is there an agreement? There game, there rules sorry!

[Malaki86]

When you say they take out the fuel costs, do you mean the fuel surcharge for the load or the actual fuel purchase cost?

[Fredog]

Originally Posted by Malaki86

When you say they take out the fuel costs, do you mean the fuel surcharge for the load or the actual fuel purchase cost?

good question, if they are taking out fuel surcharge, that's fair because you arent paying for any of the fuel, so you dont get any of the surcharge, if they are taking out the actual fuel cost, you need to find another job..

[GMAN]

It just depends on your agreement with the company. I have always paid percentage of the line haul, but not on the fsc. I know a woman who owns several trucks and she pays a higher percentage than me, but on the net after fuel and expenses. You need to look at your agreement and see if the company is doing what they agreed. My guess is that your agreement is similar to hers.