@@Jay-wl9tp dont matter majority of the country makes less than 60k. He making $93,600 a year. As long as he buys a house and invest in his retirement he’ll have more than 1 million once he retires. Majority of Americans can’t say that.
@@jalamela1480 well go join him. Work 75 hours a week to make $93,000 I’m in the tankers division. I live in Houston I make more then him and I only work 9-14 hours a day no touch 💀😂 I worked for Sysco. There’s soooo much he doesn’t tell you. That is not a company you’d want to work for.
I worked for Sysco Foods from 1998-2002, very hard and physical work, especially digging into other pallets and trying to find one item that’s on the back and the bottom of the next pallet, my biggest regret is that if I could’ve stayed one more year I would’ve had a pension 😢for life.
The pay isn’t good when you really think about it. You’re making $26/hr. That’s amazing to a lot of people, but for a skilled profession, that’s about average or even subpar. If you worked a normal 9-5, you’d make $52k a year. The reason you’re going to make close to double that is because you’re basically working a 2nd part-time job (aka your overtime). In that context, you could work a regular job, get another part time job of 25 hours, and still make what you’re making. Not hating or saying it’s bad, but I think people don’t realize that is the truth about trucking. Truckers don’t make a lot, truckers work a lot of hours.
I know a guy right now with Sysco his first year there. He’s already pushing at $115k in his first year with them. With no prior CDL history at all. But however Sysco will work the hell out of you. The good thing about is most drivers are home daily.
@@HebrewJerusalemPrince777 Yeah. I hope he doesn’t think I was hating. It’s a good way to make great money and also get experience. I’m just putting out that trucking in general involves A LOT of hours and unpaid hours. Sysco being the biggest food service is considered the worst by many because of the equipment and hours. Home daily depends on what you mean by home. You’ll be so tired you’re just going to sleep. You have to live close to the yard, like 15-20 minutes if you want to have a life. That’s why Sysco is dealing with a strike right now. I hear 2 layovers a week gives you more rest.
Yeah Sysco Robs drivers if you don’t know exactly how they pay . Each store and stop pays a different amount and if you don’t say anything they want pay you the correct way . I was working 95 hour taking home 2900 every two weeks and when they moved our yard the routes stayed the same and my hours went up to 135 making the same pay 2900 take home .
He said “truckers don’t make a lot” I make $102,000 as my first year as a local driver. Yeah ok truckers don’t make a lot. It’s my first year (rookie) local driver too.
@@user-ub8uc8gq7r This subject clearly is going over your head. I’m sure now you’ll lie to make yourself look good, but how many hours do you work a week? Not how many hours do they pay you for, how many hours are you actually in some way, shape, or form doing activity related to your employer? This man posted his honest wages. It sounds like “a lot” to people that think like you. But when you consider that he’s working 65 hours, it’s not “a lot”. You can work at almost any decent paying job, work 65 hours, and make the same money. The reason he (and you) are making what you make is because you work “a lot” of hours, not because you’re paid a lot. Get it? No, of course you don’t. Let’s make it simple. I tell you that I need work done at my house. I tell you I’ll pay you $2000 for a week. You’ll do it right? Now instead of me saying $2000 for the week, I tell you that I’ll pay you $20 a hour for 100 hours. You won’t do the job now, right? Oh okay.
I did food service for years and I have a union driving job and I can tell you you make more than I do and I've been doing it most of my life last 21 years I've been pulling doubles around Los Angeles and you're making more an hour than me
A lot of people say this is a young man's game and while I do agree it really depends on the person. being older also has some advantages. I'm a lot stronger now compared to when I was younger. I have a lot more stamina and in much better shape. I am much more aware of how to take care of my body also now compared to when I was younger. I think the mental aspect has a lot to do with it also. When I was younger if the job got to hard-boil likely I would have quit a lot sooner than I would as an older man. So theoretically you would say it's a young man's game no doubt but it really just depends on the person. If you are an older person starting this job what I would suggest is to not do it for more than two or three years for sure.
It’s people that’s 33 acting like they are old and bad back. Then there’s people over 50+ working their hours and not complaining. The mentality of most younger people just can’t handle long hours and then they think it’s their body
A lot of the older cats just built different, I honestly don't know what it is. Maybe the upbringing or the mindset. I witness older cats do so crazy strong things. Farming, steelmills, bricklayers, etc.
I worked for Sysco for 32 years and retired at 55. I could smoke the shit out of most young men. Hell, I still left home and hit the gym, mowed the lawn, or did shit with my kids. I'm now 62 years old, no back issues, no knee issues. Still more active than 95% of men my age.
Worked at Sysco for years. Str8 slaving, humping stairs, etc. All I got out of won't was two surgeries neck discectomy n lower back surgery from the years of abuse on my body. Good luck.
why you pace yourself and take safety seriously, the base pay is enough to not really abuse your body, proper training could of saved you a lot of grief
Small world bro fellow food service driver here from the Pittsburgh area, I drive for Lipari foods, you got yourself a subscriber be safe out there my dude!
The faster you work, the more hourly you make. Your dip is low because you are not doing your routes fast enough. I’ve seen drivers that make a lot more money with less hours. Some drivers do 14 hours routes in 8 hours and they make the most money.
Worked for Shitco for three and a half years. The work is not worth the pay. Dip is ridiculous considering everything about it is based off of whether or not the router did his/her job right. The warehouse did their job right. Getting out on time. Weather. Traffic. Garbage trailers and trucks. All in all, there’s much better options for truckers to make more money without killing themselves for a company that just sees their employees as a number.
Love that brother 👊 you doing 💯 isn't talking about prison life. Make it happen positive for you an yours. Keep the intelligent life my brother. An keep showing by example.
Best job I had in America before I got deported was sysco 162% nightly, no mispicks,no shorts $2200 a week I wouldn't select nothing but food items ,I go faster
@@MindlessMenace if you don't have experience don't rush it.try to improve each day.keep steady pace.learn stocking .try not to touch a case twice if you don't have to.try your best as you stack to keep boxes that can easily be damaged on top especially in dry with chips etc and in the freezer with bread boxes
Hey buddy so have your checks about the same since your started. I applied last week supposed to start Monday. I know it's going to be hard work I been in the roofing and moving business for yrs and not scared of hard work lol. Thanks for your time keep up the good work
That 3,888 number is not the gross. That’s how many cases you delivered in one week. The numbers you saw in the beginning when you where saying “ 1st day 549 2nd day 252.” Those are splitting up the stop score card. So basically each stop is a different level. The harder that stop is, the stop will pay a “type 9,type 8,type 7.” It all depends. The easier the stop the, the stop will pay “type 4, type 5,type”. So that number 2,667 you saw is not how many cases you delivered that day, most stops are a type 6 which is avg. so combined that whole week you delivered 3,888 cases and 2,667 of those cases were a type 6
@@ricardoa4435 lol nice, same deal here i think i start tomorrow with trainer. Im out of shape so i hope i can handle it the first few weeks, good luck lets get this bread
@@TehKneegrowplease I hear yah man ,I ain't exactly fit so I'm a little nervous too but my supervisors are cool and they said even after training we have your back if you need help. What location you out of?
I was working for a sister company with sysco called fresh point! Witch is a crappy company in sc! Every two weeks I was over a hundred hrs bringing home 2700 after taxes! I'm start gordon food service Monday get paid weekly. Biweekly sucks
Your dip pay is decided on how fast you do your route. So right now your losing time at your stops hence the lower hourly pay. If you beat your time at your stop you make more money
Big dawg, I’m hearing that Sysco will pay for your CDL, I have an interview tomorrow for driver helper. Do you know if that’s the correct position to apply for? Thanks
You mentioned a lot of other Truck Companies. But no Walmart? Walmart pays $110,000-$120,000 a year. No touch freight. 5-6 days otr 2 days off. Tell us who has the better job?
@@CharmedLifeMotivation Walmart has a 5 day on 5 day off and a 7 day on and 7 day off program. Still pays $90k and that’s better than any company in the world. But, to each is own.
Dayum..after watching this, it is true.. UPS is the highest paid in the industry. 60 hours a week is $3100 over here lol. 70 is about 4k! And we don't touch packages!!
Hey bro I'm coming on my third week of training but still have a Lil problem backing up it takes me a couple tries to put the trailer away after a dock. Do you think they'll follow though hiring me after my training?
@@jtrucker9783 No, but you could still get a special delivery job there with just the permit until you get your CDL. In fact Sysco does often put the special delivery drivers through CDL school so that they can start driving the big trucks.
Realistically , what are your thoughts on a physically fit female driving for Sysco? I like physical work, but know I am not as strong as a male, obviously. I was a Sales rep for Sysco in Calif for 20 years, and thought I might like to try driving, but saw how hard the guys worked and wasn't sure. Thanks...I liked and subscribed
You can do it, it’s more of an endurance thing than brute strength like being able to deadlift x amount of pounds, it’s being able to lift medium heavy boxes all day long
If you were a rep for 20 years, that means you’re probably old. No offense. It’s true that physical work can be more of a mental thing, but keep in mind that food service has astronomical turnover rates for a reason. If young 25 year olds quit, how easy will be it for a 42 year old woman?
I could probably last a year, and that's about all! I run every day and have muscular physique, but pain in my right foot and left knee. I know the drivers work really hard!!
@@karireyes7603 it's hard, but they usually hire women for the Special Delivery routes. The work is not as hard, but the pay is less also. The Class A delivery drivers make the most money, but they also have the hardest job
I live in near Warren Ohio but this Sysco was in Pittsburgh. There’s also another one in Cleveland that has a drop yard in Youngstown. Yes they accept drivers straight out of school.
I hope you see this, I start May 16th. After the 2 weeks are done will I get a check for that on the 1st of June? Or will I have to wait until the 15th of June? Let me know! Thanks!
@Charmed Life Trucking I'm about to get hired by Performance Food Group. I hear 8- 12ish stops and lift gate trucks mostly... I heard it might be easier, but wanted to get your opinion. Are you still going to stay with Sysco? Have you adjusted to the workload? Any injuries? Thanks
Hi, I have an interview for a local driving position with Sysco in Memphis Thursday. Do they require steel toe or composite toe shoes or can I wear my regular Nike tennis shoes so my feet won’t hurt?
I think you're looking at your dip sheet wrong $3,088 is the amount of cases you delivered and all those numbers on the left are the case types there's one through 10 in terms of case type 1 is the lowest paying type 10 is the highest paying
And out of that 3,888 how much did you take home? Those sheet don't tell you your take home pay you have to log on to workday to see alllll those taxes they take out. So guessing after taxes it was 2,300 or 2,400.
They varied u didn’t know from day to day what time u we’re getting off unless u had seniority and had the same routes every week. If ur low man on the pole and they’re busy ur working more than 40hrs. There were days I worked 16 hours.
Im not a driver but a warehouse guy at us foods, our pay period in chicago is every week. Definitely i know drivers do more work and longer hrs, but we actually make more then drivers hr pay wise and weekly incentives. Stay safe brother
Your job greatly effect’s the drivers job. If the warehouse people load the pallets in a poor manor, that makes the drives job that much harder and take that much longer. Im getting trained now at Sysco in Portland, Or and have already seen many times now how poor pallet building can make the job much harder for the drivers.
@@johnperhach2534 I see drivers unloading there trucks in the morning, reloading them the way they want also. Im not a picker or loader but i do see pallets on the dock that are build bad, usually the dock supervisor make them restack the whole pallet.
@@tristanhood3022 Generally speaking the pallets themselves are in the right order in the trailers, but there are definitely some products that you have to go hunting for which costs time. What a lot of drivers do is throughout the day they organize the trailer and build new pallets as more space becomes available.
I’ve been a mover for 5 years and just got my cdl and I’m thinking of applying here since it’s easy to get experience from. I think all be alright for at least a year I’m only 23.
Sysco isn’t worth the money the physical damage that’s done to your body isn’t worth how much they pay. No matter what age you are it just ain’t worth not even a little bit unless your just that messed up financially🤷🏾♂️
I retired at 55 from Sysco after 32 years. Most of my career there I was 5'9", and 155 lbs. Basically, an athletic build with almost no body fat. Took no toll on my body. My back and knees are in great condition. Between my Sysco pension, 401K, Sysco stock, and personal IRA and investments, my retirement income is over 100K a year with no debt. I'm not even drawing Social Security yet and I could be! Hell, I'm still saving money and investing. I'll wait for a higher SS payout at 65 or 67. Do you know how few people my age retired at 55? I'm now 62 and about 95% of my friends and former classmates are still working and many wonder if they will still be able to retire at 67. I kind of feel like I'm living the dream. I pretty much spend all my time vacationing, taking weekend trips, fishing, hunting, working out, and seeking out p*ssy!
@@STackinDrebeen here a month so far just hit 10k gross for the month including 2k quarterly bonus (10k) for the year. Hard work but it pays. Union status after 5 month. Let me know if you have more questions
@@greenlightwoody9988 I don't know, I don't work there . I just saw the open positions. I do know food service driver is work ... You will earn that $34 per hour .
Is this for sysco? I just applied a couple of mins ago. I’m looking for a local cdl class a job home daily. I have a year experience flatbed otr please id appreciate the feedback
@@Nikosakii I have an interview next Tuesday for a position in Egg Harbor, they told me 24.75 an hour too. I hope it's worth it. Just want to get my foot in the door
@@Nikosakii i have an interview with egg harbor in two weeks ? How’s it going ? I’m currently otr. Just put in my two week notice from schei. Told em the 18th I’ll be ready to come in and perform road test
I currently work at a company that delivers frozen meat and I work 6 days a week, I been thinking about getting my CDL and trying sysco I already been doing this for 7 yrs I think I can handle it. How long is the training
Quick question fam .. Ltl like Xpo logistics or Sysco I was just a selector at Sysco they offered me a job driving with a $15,000 sign on bonus of course that’s a retention bonus.. but xpo is giving one also not as much . But xpo has weekends off Sysco not really
I work for the food service and the LTL business. I like the LTL because it had more holidays off, food service you will work on holidays like the 4th of July..
Man I’m trying to get into the Sysco gain as well. That’s where the money is 💰💰💰. I’ve tried to contact them to see if they still have the trucking academy
Bro they use automatics. Go to a local Cdl school. Easy to pass in an automatic. You can get it paid for free by using the WIOA program. Some schools will even finance.
@Charmed Life Trucking the part on the left is how many cases you delivered throughout the week. Each stop is graded on difficulty. 130cph means 130 cases per hour. These were all broken down throughout the week. The far right was your route pay for the day. If you complete the route in the under time you receive a higher hourly rate. I u
6figure to break your back. I do that 4days teams and just drop and hook. Food delivery don’t pay what they should that’s why a lot of ppl won’t it. Checkout line haul dude
Local companies don’t usually let you take trucks home. What’s the point if it’s local? The only thing you can hope for with a local company is no slip seating. That means you’re assigned a truck and it’s always yours. However with Sysco you could be in a different truck everyday.
Sysco is the hardest job ever.Hell no it’s not worth $100 an hour.I’m watched all my Teamster brothers get hurt sued the company the company fires guys all the time!The worse company ever!!!Quit you will destroy your knees and back
It’s definitely a younger mans job. I will say most drivers just don’t know how to work efficiently. I drove for 15 years delivering with hand trucks and never had an accident nor never seriously injured. Everybody just isn’t cut-out for this type work.
@Uncle Sam People think management is easy. Usually management are the first ones to go when the numbers aren’t right. There is a ton of pressure from corporate to meet requirements. They earn their money for the stress they take.
@@elandseadel501 nah. Yall just not smart and not built for it. I know women pushing 800 +cases a day and love it and never got injured . Yall just weak minded and don't know how be smart with your maneuvers .how is it that women are doing a great job and enjoying it and you men out crying. It's pathetic
I tried it. One day they sent a helper to come take a few small stops, spent 2 hrs digging for one box at the bottom of a pallet in the rear. I was done after that bs
People are hating. Keep making them 1800+ checks every week and home every day.
Getting his ass worked !!!
@@Jay-wl9tp dont matter majority of the country makes less than 60k. He making $93,600 a year. As long as he buys a house and invest in his retirement he’ll have more than 1 million once he retires. Majority of Americans can’t say that.
@@jalamela1480 well go join him. Work 75 hours a week to make $93,000 I’m in the tankers division. I live in Houston I make more then him and I only work 9-14 hours a day no touch 💀😂 I worked for Sysco. There’s soooo much he doesn’t tell you. That is not a company you’d want to work for.
@@Jay-wl9tp show me proof because u know talk is cheap if there isn’t any proof. I can say i make 35k a week over the internet without any proof.
Appreciate you for transparency bro 🙏 💯 I have an interview soon
I worked for Sysco Foods from 1998-2002, very hard and physical work, especially digging into other pallets and trying to find one item that’s on the back and the bottom of the next pallet, my biggest regret is that if I could’ve stayed one more year I would’ve had a pension 😢for life.
I am starting off with $31.10 an hour
I know it’s gonna be hard work but I am ready 😊
It’s $33.70 in stl , MO
@@LindseyM99the cost of living is different maybe that's why
How's it going? Is it as bad as they say
My interview is on Tuesday 8/20/24 they said I'll start at $32.40/hr
The pay isn’t good when you really think about it. You’re making $26/hr. That’s amazing to a lot of people, but for a skilled profession, that’s about average or even subpar. If you worked a normal 9-5, you’d make $52k a year.
The reason you’re going to make close to double that is because you’re basically working a 2nd part-time job (aka your overtime). In that context, you could work a regular job, get another part time job of 25 hours, and still make what you’re making.
Not hating or saying it’s bad, but I think people don’t realize that is the truth about trucking. Truckers don’t make a lot, truckers work a lot of hours.
I know a guy right now with Sysco his first year there. He’s already pushing at $115k in his first year with them. With no prior CDL history at all. But however Sysco will work the hell out of you. The good thing about is most drivers are home daily.
@@HebrewJerusalemPrince777 Yeah. I hope he doesn’t think I was hating. It’s a good way to make great money and also get experience. I’m just putting out that trucking in general involves A LOT of hours and unpaid hours.
Sysco being the biggest food service is considered the worst by many because of the equipment and hours. Home daily depends on what you mean by home. You’ll be so tired you’re just going to sleep. You have to live close to the yard, like 15-20 minutes if you want to have a life. That’s why Sysco is dealing with a strike right now. I hear 2 layovers a week gives you more rest.
Yeah Sysco Robs drivers if you don’t know exactly how they pay . Each store and stop pays a different amount and if you don’t say anything they want pay you the correct way . I was working 95 hour taking home 2900 every two weeks and when they moved our yard the routes stayed the same and my hours went up to 135 making the same pay 2900 take home .
He said “truckers don’t make a lot”
I make $102,000 as my first year as a local driver. Yeah ok truckers don’t make a lot. It’s my first year (rookie) local driver too.
@@user-ub8uc8gq7r This subject clearly is going over your head. I’m sure now you’ll lie to make yourself look good, but how many hours do you work a week? Not how many hours do they pay you for, how many hours are you actually in some way, shape, or form doing activity related to your employer?
This man posted his honest wages. It sounds like “a lot” to people that think like you. But when you consider that he’s working 65 hours, it’s not “a lot”. You can work at almost any decent paying job, work 65 hours, and make the same money. The reason he (and you) are making what you make is because you work “a lot” of hours, not because you’re paid a lot.
Get it? No, of course you don’t. Let’s make it simple. I tell you that I need work done at my house. I tell you I’ll pay you $2000 for a week. You’ll do it right? Now instead of me saying $2000 for the week, I tell you that I’ll pay you $20 a hour for 100 hours. You won’t do the job now, right? Oh okay.
I did food service for years and I have a union driving job and I can tell you you make more than I do and I've been doing it most of my life last 21 years I've been pulling doubles around Los Angeles and you're making more an hour than me
Respect, you are a hard worker. That's noble bro!
A lot of people say this is a young man's game and while I do agree it really depends on the person. being older also has some advantages. I'm a lot stronger now compared to when I was younger. I have a lot more stamina and in much better shape. I am much more aware of how to take care of my body also now compared to when I was younger. I think the mental aspect has a lot to do with it also. When I was younger if the job got to hard-boil likely I would have quit a lot sooner than I would as an older man. So theoretically you would say it's a young man's game no doubt but it really just depends on the person. If you are an older person starting this job what I would suggest is to not do it for more than two or three years for sure.
I say the same thing. As you age, you naturally get stronger
The top selectors at my dc are mostly older
It’s people that’s 33 acting like they are old and bad back. Then there’s people over 50+ working their hours and not complaining. The mentality of most younger people just can’t handle long hours and then they think it’s their body
A lot of the older cats just built different, I honestly don't know what it is. Maybe the upbringing or the mindset. I witness older cats do so crazy strong things. Farming, steelmills, bricklayers, etc.
I worked for Sysco for 32 years and retired at 55. I could smoke the shit out of most young men. Hell, I still left home and hit the gym, mowed the lawn, or did shit with my kids. I'm now 62 years old, no back issues, no knee issues. Still more active than 95% of men my age.
Worked at Sysco for years. Str8 slaving, humping stairs, etc. All I got out of won't was two surgeries neck discectomy n lower back surgery from the years of abuse on my body. Good luck.
What are you doing now? How was the pay? Was it worth it?
@@Jsteelies I swear people say stuff like this and don’t give game or any sort directions
why you pace yourself and take safety seriously, the base pay is enough to not really abuse your body, proper training could of saved you a lot of grief
Don't drive foe sysco. Not a good place
@@Jsteelies I drive for myself now. The only company I would recommend is NDCP if you want to lump freight and be home daily.
Small world bro fellow food service driver here from the Pittsburgh area, I drive for Lipari foods, you got yourself a subscriber be safe out there my dude!
You guys hiring? I’m in the Pittsburgh area myself. Recent CDL graduate
@@pens4stanley66 congrats man we’re always hiring but require 2 years exp.
I’m tapped in bro keep doing ya thang.. I see you 👌
The faster you work, the more hourly you make. Your dip is low because you are not doing your routes fast enough. I’ve seen drivers that make a lot more money with less hours. Some drivers do 14 hours routes in 8 hours and they make the most money.
Yeah breakin they vertebrae doin it
@@goooat8260😂😂😂😂😂
@@goooat8260naw. It is just that they just work smart and the rest is just muscle memory.
Worked for Shitco for three and a half years. The work is not worth the pay. Dip is ridiculous considering everything about it is based off of whether or not the router did his/her job right. The warehouse did their job right. Getting out on time. Weather. Traffic. Garbage trailers and trucks. All in all, there’s much better options for truckers to make more money without killing themselves for a company that just sees their employees as a number.
Love that brother 👊 you doing 💯 isn't talking about prison life. Make it happen positive for you an yours. Keep the intelligent life my brother. An keep showing by example.
Triple 7 triple 8 angel numbers u on the right path bro
Foodservice pays good. I did it for 18yrs. It will take a toll on the body. Also did LTL after that. Easier but the hours can be a drag.
Best job I had in America before I got deported was sysco
162% nightly, no mispicks,no shorts $2200 a week
I wouldn't select nothing but food items ,I go faster
Can u give me some advice
@@MindlessMenace if you don't have experience don't rush it.try to improve each day.keep steady pace.learn stocking .try not to touch a case twice if you don't have to.try your best as you stack to keep boxes that can easily be damaged on top especially in dry with chips etc and in the freezer with bread boxes
Hey buddy so have your checks about the same since your started. I applied last week supposed to start Monday. I know it's going to be hard work I been in the roofing and moving business for yrs and not scared of hard work lol. Thanks for your time keep up the good work
How’s it going??
Why not drive for other companies that are 1 stop shop? Sysco drivers have to break down pallets and find which ones goes into what stops lol
That 3,888 number is not the gross. That’s how many cases you delivered in one week. The numbers you saw in the beginning when you where saying “ 1st day 549 2nd day 252.” Those are splitting up the stop score card. So basically each stop is a different level. The harder that stop is, the stop will pay a “type 9,type 8,type 7.” It all depends. The easier the stop the, the stop will pay “type 4, type 5,type”.
So that number 2,667 you saw is not how many cases you delivered that day, most stops are a type 6 which is avg. so combined that whole week you delivered 3,888 cases and 2,667 of those cases were a type 6
You get paid more the for those cases the higher the “type score” is
I start sysco Monday, my first real driving gig , pretty much strait from cdl school
nice i just finished orientation today, hows it going?
@@TehKneegrowplease nice I got done with orientation yesterday and today I had the day off (trainer had day off)
@@ricardoa4435 lol nice, same deal here i think i start tomorrow with trainer. Im out of shape so i hope i can handle it the first few weeks, good luck lets get this bread
@@TehKneegrowplease I hear yah man ,I ain't exactly fit so I'm a little nervous too but my supervisors are cool and they said even after training we have your back if you need help. What location you out of?
@@ricardoa4435 new braunfels Texas, I go in at 1am 😴
I was working for a sister company with sysco called fresh point! Witch is a crappy company in sc! Every two weeks I was over a hundred hrs bringing home 2700 after taxes! I'm start gordon food service Monday get paid weekly. Biweekly sucks
Your dip pay is decided on how fast you do your route. So right now your losing time at your stops hence the lower hourly pay. If you beat your time at your stop you make more money
Dip ain’t worth it, put in your hours.
Big dawg, I’m hearing that Sysco will pay for your CDL, I have an interview tomorrow for driver helper. Do you know if that’s the correct position to apply for? Thanks
Big bro u just got yoself a subscriber I'm bout to start us food delivery driver.
Getting my CD...going to apply at Sysco for my first cdl gigm
That’s really good. For a company driver.
You mentioned a lot of other Truck Companies. But no Walmart? Walmart pays $110,000-$120,000 a year. No touch freight. 5-6 days otr 2 days off. Tell us who has the better job?
Yeah I didn’t mention Walmart because I don’t want to be over the road I enjoy my home time and life.
@@CharmedLifeMotivation Walmart has a 5 day on 5 day off and a 7 day on and 7 day off program. Still pays $90k and that’s better than any company in the world. But, to each is own.
@Tony Cortina The man said he wants to be home. Match that Walmart driver. And make a $100000 a year. Go sit down somewhere .
so that 3800 thats for two weeks? thanks for the video bro
Yes it was a 2 week check.
Nice. Sure it’s only gonna go up from here 💪🏼
hours will drop as you get familiar with locations. was doing 50-55 and take home was 1400 net at us foods. now i am used to a few places it's 45-50
Do they have front facing cameras at sycso
Dayum..after watching this, it is true.. UPS is the highest paid in the industry. 60 hours a week is $3100 over here lol. 70 is about 4k! And we don't touch packages!!
@@bingoplayert
That’s crazy money! Your balling
@@bigzachful damn right..
Was this before taxes I’m ready to go I wanna see if that 3800 turns into 3000
Does US FOODS pay every week
Hey bro I'm coming on my third week of training but still have a Lil problem backing up it takes me a couple tries to put the trailer away after a dock. Do you think they'll follow though hiring me after my training?
Id assume yeah they will. Why wouldn’t they?
So do they hire you with a class A permit
@@jtrucker9783 No, but you could still get a special delivery job there with just the permit until you get your CDL. In fact Sysco does often put the special delivery drivers through CDL school so that they can start driving the big trucks.
Are you getting Time in a half after 40 hours a week?
Is that every week consitently ? And why was 1 week 1800 ?
Realistically , what are your thoughts on a physically fit female driving for Sysco? I like physical work, but know I am not as strong as a male, obviously. I was a Sales rep for Sysco in Calif for 20 years, and thought I might like to try driving, but saw how hard the guys worked and wasn't sure. Thanks...I liked and subscribed
You can do it, it’s more of an endurance thing than brute strength like being able to deadlift x amount of pounds, it’s being able to lift medium heavy boxes all day long
If you were a rep for 20 years, that means you’re probably old. No offense. It’s true that physical work can be more of a mental thing, but keep in mind that food service has astronomical turnover rates for a reason. If young 25 year olds quit, how easy will be it for a 42 year old woman?
I could probably last a year, and that's about all! I run every day and have muscular physique, but pain in my right foot and left knee. I know the drivers work really hard!!
@@karireyes7603 it's hard, but they usually hire women for the Special Delivery routes. The work is not as hard, but the pay is less also. The Class A delivery drivers make the most money, but they also have the hardest job
You should try Bakemark. In the company history never they had female driver. And they pay more than Sysco.
Looks like you worked 6 days that week? 6 10s is a pretty good schedule
im in detroit they offered me 26$ per hour when it says online its 30+ dont know whats up with that
Probably starting pay for no experience
NE Ohio? Warren? Is Sysco hiring CDL drivers out of school?
I live in near Warren Ohio but this Sysco was in Pittsburgh. There’s also another one in Cleveland that has a drop yard in Youngstown. Yes they accept drivers straight out of school.
Cool man, thanks for the reply! I'll be out that way this summer, I have family in the area. I'll have to look them up and give it a shot.
Thanks for the info my guy
Hold up every two weeks and only 1800???
I hope you see this, I start May 16th. After the 2 weeks are done will I get a check for that on the 1st of June? Or will I have to wait until the 15th of June? Let me know! Thanks!
I started on the 18 of april and got my check the 29 of april
@@jaimesantiago7423 I appreciate you responding. Hope you’re liking it over there
What’d the road test consist of?
I'm very satisfied with this. I've been looking for something like this. Thank you 😊 💓 💗 💛
Fair warning it’s not all it’s cracked up to be.
@Charmed Life Trucking I'm about to get hired by Performance Food Group. I hear 8- 12ish stops and lift gate trucks mostly... I heard it might be easier, but wanted to get your opinion. Are you still going to stay with Sysco? Have you adjusted to the workload? Any injuries? Thanks
Are you home daily?
I plan on applying once I move in a couple of months. How is it working out for you now?
Check out this video I go over everything
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Fantastic video I'll be starting there within two weeks in Pittsburgh thank you brother 🙏😁
Good luck watch some of my other videos it’s not all it’s glammed up to be a lot of bs.
I was told they pay 21hr from them here in Tampa Florida. Seems low when US foods offer 27.50
29.70 sysco said. Maybe it just depejds on your location
Hi, I have an interview for a local driving position with Sysco in Memphis Thursday.
Do they require steel toe or composite toe shoes or can I wear my regular Nike tennis shoes so my feet won’t hurt?
Any safety toe shoes/boots. I don't recommend tennis show as you might slip and fall running those hand trucks
How it going for you ? I’m in Memphis and I’m finna start soon
after the interview how soon do you start with sysco ?
I think you're looking at your dip sheet wrong $3,088 is the amount of cases you delivered and all those numbers on the left are the case types there's one through 10 in terms of case type 1 is the lowest paying type 10 is the highest paying
1800 for every two weeks is low pay. I make 1200 a week after taxes driving local
So he gross 3888 and net 2k over 2 weeks or am I reading this wrong
It’s weekly tho
Bro Indy Sysco truck driver make $33 hours base pay you should transfer to Indiana Sysco
How much do the sysco warehouse workers make in California starting??
Idk. All Distribution Centers are different. Online it says $10-48 per hour🤷🏾♂️
And out of that 3,888 how much did you take home? Those sheet don't tell you your take home pay you have to log on to workday to see alllll those taxes they take out. So guessing after taxes it was 2,300 or 2,400.
Curious... are those 60 some hours 6, 10.5 hour days/week? And are you allowed to work 40-45 hours/week? 🤔
They varied u didn’t know from day to day what time u we’re getting off unless u had seniority and had the same routes every week. If ur low man on the pole and they’re busy ur working more than 40hrs. There were days I worked 16 hours.
@@CharmedLifeMotivation How on Earth do you get any sleep going into the next day if there are only twenty-four hours in the day? 🤔
Is pay weekly ? Even if you can get 1700 a week that’s still 6k a month. Shit a month if you can do 2k a week that’s a quick 8k
Wait so this is a 2 week check? Or one week
You get that a week.lmao
You were shocked that you thought it was pay from two weeks right? 😂
So how is it going? Is the paycheck increasing?
What 8s a driver trainee? How long are you a trainee and whats the trainee pay like?
You look like bald Kanye wit a beard lol…. Keep up the good work tho bro 😎
What's your opinion between working for McLane F.S vs Sysco?
Sysco is better
Both are good but mclane better . There not mixed pallets
Im not a driver but a warehouse guy at us foods, our pay period in chicago is every week. Definitely i know drivers do more work and longer hrs, but we actually make more then drivers hr pay wise and weekly incentives. Stay safe brother
Your job greatly effect’s the drivers job. If the warehouse people load the pallets in a poor manor, that makes the drives job that much harder and take that much longer. Im getting trained now at Sysco in Portland, Or and have already seen many times now how poor pallet building can make the job much harder for the drivers.
@@johnperhach2534 I see drivers unloading there trucks in the morning, reloading them the way they want also. Im not a picker or loader but i do see pallets on the dock that are build bad, usually the dock supervisor make them restack the whole pallet.
@@tristanhood3022 Generally speaking the pallets themselves are in the right order in the trailers, but there are definitely some products that you have to go hunting for which costs time. What a lot of drivers do is throughout the day they organize the trailer and build new pallets as more space becomes available.
And what's really your point? Just wanted to tell everybody that you make more then a driver working in a warehouse. Good job. Buddy.
I’ve been a mover for 5 years and just got my cdl and I’m thinking of applying here since it’s easy to get experience from. I think all be alright for at least a year I’m only 23.
I’m on the same boat man it’s hard getting hired without experience anywhere but there’s only handful like Sysco that would take us
Lol
That's the gross pay, right?. what will the pay be after taxing?
How much you think u make a month? I got a interview Monday
Thank you for sharing 😊
Sysco isn’t worth the money the physical damage that’s done to your body isn’t worth how much they pay. No matter what age you are it just ain’t worth not even a little bit unless your just that messed up financially🤷🏾♂️
Seen a 200lb obese woman do foodservice. Who wouldnt last 30 minutes digging a hole for a plumbing job.
I retired at 55 from Sysco after 32 years. Most of my career there I was 5'9", and 155 lbs. Basically, an athletic build with almost no body fat. Took no toll on my body. My back and knees are in great condition. Between my Sysco pension, 401K, Sysco stock, and personal IRA and investments, my retirement income is over 100K a year with no debt. I'm not even drawing Social Security yet and I could be! Hell, I'm still saving money and investing. I'll wait for a higher SS payout at 65 or 67. Do you know how few people my age retired at 55? I'm now 62 and about 95% of my friends and former classmates are still working and many wonder if they will still be able to retire at 67. I kind of feel like I'm living the dream. I pretty much spend all my time vacationing, taking weekend trips, fishing, hunting, working out, and seeking out p*ssy!
Previous hogan driver here ,looking to sign onto sysco next week Washington DC area. Any tips for a new driver thanks
Please let me know how you like it. I’m in the same area
@@STackinDrebeen here a month so far just hit 10k gross for the month including 2k quarterly bonus (10k) for the year. Hard work but it pays. Union status after 5 month. Let me know if you have more questions
I'm south of DC, I put in an application. I'll see if I get hired, no CDL experience yet.
What endorsement do i need?
So you gross 3,888 and net 2k?
Wow! I used to work there from 2012 to 2016. I had the shadyside
Sacramento US Foods is paying $34 per hour
How is that company ? I live out in sac
@@greenlightwoody9988 I don't know, I don't work there . I just saw the open positions. I do know food service driver is work ... You will earn that $34 per hour .
You out of the Cleveland location? I thought they started at 23$ an hour , did the contract go up ?
True . They advertise at 23$/hr.
23.50 is what they told me
I live in jersey and we start at $31 an hr and we have lift gates and electric jacks we do about 600 pieces a day
What part? I got an I get ire at egg harbor and it’s $24.75
Is this for sysco? I just applied a couple of mins ago. I’m looking for a local cdl class a job home daily. I have a year experience flatbed otr please id appreciate the feedback
@@Nikosakii I have an interview next Tuesday for a position in Egg Harbor, they told me 24.75 an hour too. I hope it's worth it. Just want to get my foot in the door
@@Nikosakii i have an interview with egg harbor in two weeks ? How’s it going ? I’m currently otr. Just put in my two week notice from schei. Told em the 18th I’ll be ready to come in and perform road test
I’m in Cleveland. Any tips for Sysco?
How long have u been driving?
@@CharmedLifeMotivation I’m still in school I’ll be graduating soon
How was the Hogan Save-a-Lot account? Would you recommend it?
Hate save a lot
I Wanna Know Too Im Pose To Be Doing That Account
Do Sysco us DAC, I clipped a curve at my last job. Nothing major but it might be on my DAC. No police no nothing involved
I’m not 100% but I don’t think so. I brought it up once and nobody even knew what a Dac report is.
Hi. I applied for that company in Philly! I haven’t heard from them but going into another company
I currently work at a company that delivers frozen meat and I work 6 days a week, I been thinking about getting my CDL and trying sysco I already been doing this for 7 yrs I think I can handle it. How long is the training
Quick question fam .. Ltl like Xpo logistics or Sysco I was just a selector at Sysco they offered me a job driving with a $15,000 sign on bonus of course that’s a retention bonus.. but xpo is giving one also not as much . But xpo has weekends off Sysco not really
I work for the food service and the LTL business. I like the LTL because it had more holidays off, food service you will work on holidays like the 4th of July..
I had a quick question.. it might be a silly one. But can you do trucking part time? Or is it only full time?
If you’re gonna be doing trucking part time please stay away from it lol
I'm confused, so I'm not gonna apply👍🏾
I just came in off a good out and back gig and applied for sygma here in Oklahoma... yall think ima be making something like this there?
Man I’m trying to get into the Sysco gain as well. That’s where the money is 💰💰💰. I’ve tried to contact them to see if they still have the trucking academy
Bro they use automatics. Go to a local Cdl school. Easy to pass in an automatic. You can get it paid for free by using the WIOA program. Some schools will even finance.
They test in a manual, but most of there trucks are auto. They're hiring in New Orleans
@@ruebascu they tested in a 26ft automatic in Fairburn,Ga
It was only 2 of us me and Byron. Sysco team members were nice
Kanye doing food service now ?
I work at sysco if you need an explanation on the dip encentive hit me up.
Thank u. I no longer work there but would still luv to know how it works. I asked HR when I was there and they didn't know either
@Charmed Life Trucking the part on the left is how many cases you delivered throughout the week. Each stop is graded on difficulty. 130cph means 130 cases per hour. These were all broken down throughout the week. The far right was your route pay for the day. If you complete the route in the under time you receive a higher hourly rate. I u
6figure to break your back. I do that 4days teams and just drop and hook. Food delivery don’t pay what they should that’s why a lot of ppl won’t it. Checkout line haul dude
Plumbing is 10x the back breakage for half the pay, lol. Unless you work 4-5 years to get the similar pay.
I loved it but transferred to Charlotte
Um sysco pays weekly in Cincinnati
Who work for Sysco in Ocoee, FL ?
does sysco let you take the truck home?
This foo 🤣
Local companies don’t usually let you take trucks home. What’s the point if it’s local? The only thing you can hope for with a local company is no slip seating. That means you’re assigned a truck and it’s always yours. However with Sysco you could be in a different truck everyday.
Mr. Charmed, say what is DIP pay?
Do Sysco have gps or Navigation
Navigation uses gps lol
@@mtorres3097😂
Sysco is the hardest job ever.Hell no it’s not worth $100 an hour.I’m watched all my Teamster brothers get hurt sued the company the company fires guys all the time!The worse company ever!!!Quit you will destroy your knees and back
It’s definitely a younger mans job. I will say most drivers just don’t know how to work efficiently. I drove for 15 years delivering with hand trucks and never had an accident nor never seriously injured. Everybody just isn’t cut-out for this type work.
@Uncle Sam People think management is easy. Usually management are the first ones to go when the numbers aren’t right. There is a ton of pressure from corporate to meet requirements. They earn their money for the stress they take.
It's not that bad At all . Just a lot of people don't know what their doing and don't take care of their bodies
@@elandseadel501 nah. Yall just not smart and not built for it. I know women pushing 800 +cases a day and love it and never got injured . Yall just weak minded and don't know how be smart with your maneuvers .how is it that women are doing a great job and enjoying it and you men out crying. It's pathetic
I tried it. One day they sent a helper to come take a few small stops, spent 2 hrs digging for one box at the bottom of a pallet in the rear. I was done after that bs
Where are you located?! I sell to Sysco in the Carolina Region!
Never mind you just said Pittsburg
That's some nice pay.
Nice video
So they pay weekly, not bi weekly
Bi weekly bro
I wish the job wasn’t so hard I lasted 2 months I just couldn’t anymore shit was insanely hard. But the money was good but it’s not worth it.
How Much You Make
@@SteezeFilms every two weeks I brought home 4300-4600
@@td9243 after taxes ? also how many hours did you work a day?
Looks like I'm going to sysco
I wouldn’t advise it🤷🏾♂️