I subscribed to your channel, thank you so much. I am considering driving Class A CDL for either Shamrock Foods or US Foods here in Phoenix. Shamrock does a 5% 401K Match..... is US Foods 401K also a 5% match, or hopefully even a higher match like 6% or even 8% ? Shamrock has a Profit-sharing plan in addition to their 401 K. Does US Foods also have a profit sharing plan like Shamrock in addition to their 401K? Shamrock does not have a Pension. Does US Foods have a Pension ? What type of health insurance does US Foods have - Blue Cross Blue Shield, Aetna ?? How much do you pay per week for your health insurance? Do you have to pay anything for Dental Insurance, or does US Foods pay 100% for Dental Insurance ? Thank you so much, I have only watched this one video so far, but I will watch all of them shortly. If I do choose US Foods, I will be seeing you around here in Phoenix for sure !!
We have 401k match idk how hight it goes, idk about profit sharing, and pension. I pay like $30 for medical for me and my son every 2 weeks. Dental is leas then $10 every pay check. We have 2 employees from shamrock come over to US foods and they like it way better. I haven't heard great things about them but your welcome to do your own research.
I hate when people down talk food service cause we work hard for our money i guaranteed most of the guys commenting working 6 days a week…. I’m with us foods the money is diffently good..
how long you been there? The pay at US FOODS is definitely not good for how hard you work. That mentality you have is why its hard to get more money when its time for contract negotiations.
I’m working here at the Tampa Fl location we make $28hr work 55-70hrs a week Money is good trucks are good management here is awesome everybody in the office is down to earth . NOT EASY WORK NOT FOR THE WEAK.
@@dequancollins5723 Good luck, If you get a in person interview tell them what they want to hear. You don’t have to have much experience make sure you tell them you’re fine with working 6 days because ( You will be working 6 days for your first 30 days because of training ) they usually give you a drivers test right after the interview if you get one their interested in hiring you . Take your time on the drivers test they’ll have you blind side back a 28” trailer that’s way different than backing a 53”. I’m with AAA Cooper Transportation now .
I work for Core-mark in Tolleson deliver product to circle k but I'm just wanting to leave how big are the trailers you guys get? I'm doing a 53 footer and average about 14 to 1600 cases 5 days a week on component pay and it's up and down a ramp all night. Do you guys just drop the stuff off or put it away as well? I'm just curious to know I've been thinking us foods sysco or Mcclanes
@@dumptruckwoo7114 5 days a week if I had the hours meaning if by the end of the week I had only 50 hours then they will schedule me for an extra day, but the key is to get your 12 daily and use your big day (16 hours) and you could have your 60 to 63 hours by the end of the week. After awhile they started giving me a day off during the week so that I would work on Saturdays, but even so I will end up with my 60 plus. If you are not making component, that's how you do it. The pay is $26 to $ 27 dollars and hour out here...If you want to make $27 an hour make sure you scan those boxes and have your percentage in the high 90's. also when you can't scan a box put in the number manually in the Zebra scan it will boost up your percentage. There is also a form that you can fill out when a sticker does not scan. Take the sticker (do not throw it away) and place it on that form and at the end of the day take to your supervisor or the warehouse supervisor and let them about the situation have them sign it and boom you will have a %100 percent on your scanning...
70k gross or net? What's a new driver making coming into GFS? I'm looking at net/take home pay for a person with a cdl already but new to GFS..... I'm making $1200 take home now with no touch a week.
Nah I turned it down…. Over the phone they said 12am-3am start time local routes but in person told me I would be on call and spend 2 days out in hotels every week so I was like nope I’m good… I also have 10 years experience class a and I’ve done years of LTL freight, regional and over the road and they were gonna start me at $26 an hour because I didn’t have food service experience…
@@dozer140th good choice bro yea they lie What I comment on here was what they told me on the phone and in the interview Once I was actually on the company they had me on call everyday Didn’t have a schedule And they call you in on your day off It’s really good money but no life
Hey, I was thinking about applying to the one in Marreo, do y’all have to collect checks/money from customers or is it all digital pay? Also what’s the average gross pay do they have when starting out?
Right now I drive otr, being doing it for it now 4 years. I'm looking in to us foods Here in Atlanta. My situation changed basically in a week and gotta make a drastic changed
I just started looking at US foods. Also want to get outta California. Currently driving super 10 dump truck but slow due to weather. Love the exercise with the unloading. Want to move to northern Arizona. Great info here, thanks
Kudos to the people who work everyday hard for that type of money. I'm sorry you can't even pay me that 1 load Going a 173 miles. I'm glad I'm in the heavy hall business boy
I’m not a fan of food service, BUT I tell everyone it’s one of the fastest ways to make money (if you don’t have years under your belt). With that said, your pay seems low for food service. Most people I know that do food service (mostly Sysco) say it sucks but they have big checks like $2k or more a week before tax, but that they killed themselves for it and did 70 hours. I’m noticing that most of your checks are like 80-90 hours for 2 weeks, but you’re still only making like $1500 a week or so before tax.
he is new with the company so he most likely dont have his own route yet and there is nothing wrong with his paycheck he does a 4 day work week, if he was doing 5 or 6 days like sysco do he would be making more money. and hours mean nothing in food service
@@EazyTheRecon He’s not new with the company. Did you watch the video? He said he trained for months before getting his own route. Also how can you say hours don’t matter? Lol. Sysco drivers I know are paid weekly. They work 60-70 hours a week and make $2k a week before taxes. He’s working 90 hours every pay period, paid every 2 weeks and his check is smaller than theirs, even though he clocked more hours. I have to laugh again lol. How do you say hours don’t matter? Hours is how much time that YOU spent being a slave to a company. Would you like a $2k check for 100 hours of work? Sounds like you would. I wouldn’t.
@@pacman4937 Onw you obviously don’t know the company Sysco is not paid hourly there paid by the case miles stops and some other crap. It does not matter if you do your route in 8 hours or 12 hours if the route pays 400 dollars you get 400 dollars no matter how long it takes, Sysco is paid HOURLY so it’s more beneficial for there drivers to take there time and and take longer on there routes . At the end of the day he is ONLY working 4 days where your Sysco driver is working 5 or 6
@@pacman4937 I feel like I shouldn’t have to explain this to you, sysco is hourly anything after 40 hours they get over time so obviously they will make more money then him there at work longer then him. There is a reason why Sysco drivers are going to us foods, Cheney, or PFG
that's not too bad, I use to work at a company delivering frozen beef and chicken and stuff and the chicken boxes avg 50 to 60 lbs, the pork belly are around 70 and I been doing that for 7 yrs, if the products are lighter then I definitely think about working there
Chiming in from Sysco Portland, Or. Yep, We also hit 800 to 1000 on a route on the regular as well. Shit, today they gave me 1200 something cases with 20 stops, but 10 of the stops were at a county fair and were all pallet drops. Even tho they were pallet drops I did have to build the bulk of them after pulling them, but even with all that I was able to get 1 1/2 a head. I didn’t have prior trucking experience and was fresh out of school when I started. They started me at 25.30, but now after 3 months they bumped me up to 28.13 a hour after I talked to my supervisor. From what the one other driver told me is that he only brings home 2200 ish every two weeks, but that is cause we get hammered on state taxes up here in Oregon. Hitting what they call dip ( same as component pay) pay is also very hard to get and probably is hard on purpose which sucks.
@@johnperhach2534 Great info bro.Im here in Atl & sysco just emailed and called for an interview.Ima call call them back in the morning.Do u know how much they start off with here in Atl,Ga?and I'm tryma get it bro,but stay safe & hydrated.Aiming to pay off my house amd invest as much as I can into stock dividends that pays passive income from simply owning the stock...ima use the job to my advantage especially if it's hard work
You doing your thang bruh but if you really wanna make some money. Papa John's is where it's at. Easily make over $100 k a year. Check em out.
I subscribed to your channel, thank you so much. I am considering driving Class A CDL for either Shamrock Foods or US Foods here in Phoenix. Shamrock does a 5% 401K Match..... is US Foods 401K also a 5% match, or hopefully even a higher match like 6% or even 8% ? Shamrock has a Profit-sharing plan in addition to their 401 K. Does US Foods also have a profit sharing plan like Shamrock in addition to their 401K? Shamrock does not have a Pension. Does US Foods have a Pension ? What type of health insurance does US Foods have - Blue Cross Blue Shield, Aetna ?? How much do you pay per week for your health insurance? Do you have to pay anything for Dental Insurance, or does US Foods pay 100% for Dental Insurance ? Thank you so much, I have only watched this one video so far, but I will watch all of them shortly. If I do choose US Foods, I will be seeing you around here in Phoenix for sure !!
We have 401k match idk how hight it goes, idk about profit sharing, and pension. I pay like $30 for medical for me and my son every 2 weeks. Dental is leas then $10 every pay check. We have 2 employees from shamrock come over to US foods and they like it way better. I haven't heard great things about them but your welcome to do your own research.
You gotta participate in 401k and at least do the match. Your future self will thank you and so will your kids so the don’t have to support you later
Reporting from USF in OKC. 6 day work weeks, 2400ish a week.
I’m in okc rn I’m at capital beer distributing. How much experience do I need to get on at USF?
@@jae3348 They hire if you got at least 6 months experience.
I appreciate the info. About to get my CDL here in a few months.
you dont wanna work for US FOODs!
I hate when people down talk food service cause we work hard for our money i guaranteed most of the guys commenting working 6 days a week…. I’m with us foods the money is diffently good..
how long you been there? The pay at US FOODS is definitely not good for how hard you work. That mentality you have is why its hard to get more money when its time for contract negotiations.
I’m working here at the Tampa Fl location we make $28hr work 55-70hrs a week Money is good trucks are good management here is awesome everybody in the office is down to earth . NOT EASY WORK NOT FOR THE WEAK.
Do they pay overtime after 8hrs ? Or after 40hrs?
@@jmluke1876 after 36hrs
Double pay after 36
I have a phone interview tomorrow
@@dequancollins5723 Good luck, If you get a in person interview tell them what they want to hear. You don’t have to have much experience make sure you tell them you’re fine with working 6 days because ( You will be working 6 days for your first 30 days because of training ) they usually give you a drivers test right after the interview if you get one their interested in hiring you . Take your time on the drivers test they’ll have you blind side back a 28” trailer that’s way different than backing a 53”.
I’m with AAA Cooper Transportation now .
I work for Core-mark in Tolleson deliver product to circle k but I'm just wanting to leave how big are the trailers you guys get? I'm doing a 53 footer and average about 14 to 1600 cases 5 days a week on component pay and it's up and down a ramp all night. Do you guys just drop the stuff off or put it away as well? I'm just curious to know I've been thinking us foods sysco or Mcclanes
48'-53', 4 days a week. Not alot of ramps. We have liftgates, we just put it in the frig for freezer. Wherever it goes
Thanks for taking the time to show us this bro
i drive a city transit bus. $30 p/h , paid cdl training, i dont lift ANYTHING anymore. came from fedex background. so easy on the body!
What company is this? Could you share
But then you gotta worry about blood clot in your legs
😳😳😳 damn man that’s good Af more than some drivers OTR
But you gotta work for it definitely
There people making that in a week at us food n Zebulon
Hey man, do you have any advice? I'm coming from sysco and everybody is moving to us foods. What's the pros and cons of that place? Much appreciated!
Great video, you didn’t have to show your pay check. Thanks for the info.
Make food service short term. Don’t play the long term game.
They say the road test is in the yard, is it really? What is the road test like, pre-trip? How was your sign- on bonus paid out?
Have a sign on Bonus vid
I was averaging $1700 a week (take home) which is $3400 every two weeks, got paid weekly tho' that was with out making component pay
5 or 6 days a week
@@dumptruckwoo7114 5 days a week if I had the hours meaning if by the end of the week I had only 50 hours then they will schedule me for an extra day, but the key is to get your 12 daily and use your big day (16 hours) and you could have your 60 to 63 hours by the end of the week. After awhile they started giving me a day off during the week so that I would work on Saturdays, but even so I will end up with my 60 plus. If you are not making component, that's how you do it. The pay is $26 to $ 27 dollars and hour out here...If you want to make $27 an hour make sure you scan those boxes and have your percentage in the high 90's. also when you can't scan a box put in the number manually in the Zebra scan it will boost up your percentage. There is also a form that you can fill out when a sticker does not scan. Take the sticker (do not throw it away) and place it on that form and at the end of the day take to your supervisor or the warehouse supervisor and let them about the situation have them sign it and boom you will have a %100 percent on your scanning...
@@juans0516 you the Goat with it!!that's gems & Blessings bro!!what state you drive in??I just got my cdl and put my apps in at US foods and Sysco
@@gsherman554 Congrats on obtaining your CDL that's mayor...I am in FL
Dude not worth it. I’ve made almost 70K in 8 months with Gordon. You’re getting finessed.
70k gross or net? What's a new driver making coming into GFS? I'm looking at net/take home pay for a person with a cdl already but new to GFS..... I'm making $1200 take home now with no touch a week.
They are hiring in garland Texas right now
Start pay at 29.21 no experience
4 day work week
Tuesday -Thursday and Saturday
I have a phone interview today with this location!
@@dozer140th did you get it ?
Nah I turned it down…. Over the phone they said 12am-3am start time local routes but in person told me I would be on call and spend 2 days out in hotels every week so I was like nope I’m good… I also have 10 years experience class a and I’ve done years of LTL freight, regional and over the road and they were gonna start me at $26 an hour because I didn’t have food service experience…
@@dozer140th good choice bro yea they lie
What I comment on here was what they told me on the phone and in the interview
Once I was actually on the company they had me on call everyday
Didn’t have a schedule
And they call you in on your day off
It’s really good money but no life
@@renemusica ok good glad I passed lol I can handle 12-14 hr days but I want at least some kind of structure like same start time and same days off.
I just start watching i want to do cdl . Tell us more about pay , timing , hours , the school cdl .
Thank you for sharing brother, new subscribers 🙂
Dang uncle sam takes massive chunks from ur checks smh damn shame
Are all the shifts at night?
Yes.
hey man I work for us foods here in New orleans do u guys get paid when u have to wait for a stop to open
Hey, I was thinking about applying to the one in Marreo, do y’all have to collect checks/money from customers or is it all digital pay? Also what’s the average gross pay do they have when starting out?
great video,just wanna ask you a question.if you got atleast 6 months plus experience will you be on training?
uS Foods is bi weekly everywhere? Or just your state?
Just our state
Considering USFoods or Sysco idk
Same here bro.im in atl.
@@gsherman554 who you went with bro and what they pay like is it’s every week and what’s the take home pay
You work for what was previously System Services of America. All chain accounts. Minimal digging. Mostly single picked pallets.
Hey man thanks for the info. What type of drug test was it? Urine?
Yea
@@jodibrzusf817 Thanks!
Where's your video on jodi arias lol SATs
In Chicago I’m a garbaman making 1500 a week working 50hrs
California I heard just went to 41.50 an hour
Yo what’s up. How is may 5 and June 2 so different with similar hours worked?
I got a sign on bonus
I'm going to start working for US foods on the 24th of April as a driver but my 1st day will B orientation. Here in southern california
Congrats!
Right now I drive otr, being doing it for it now 4 years. I'm looking in to us foods Here in Atlanta. My situation changed basically in a week and gotta make a drastic changed
It's a good service to get into
I thought in Phoenix us foods payed weekly they must of changed it
I just started looking at US foods. Also want to get outta California. Currently driving super 10 dump truck but slow due to weather. Love the exercise with the unloading. Want to move to northern Arizona. Great info here, thanks
I been driving for a year and I keep applying and they over looking me
I just had interview and road test today. How long for them to get back to you?
if you got the job they would tell you on the spot.
US foods have a 4 on 3 day off work schedule? Is it consistent? Are you always on call one of those days?
Honestly depends on if the place you work has enough drivers to cover all the routes
Did they pay for your cdl school? Or did you just apply thru like indeed.
I got my cdl first and then applied
Man,I've been trying and trying to get into it here in SC. Can't get no response
Kudos to the people who work everyday hard for that type of money. I'm sorry you can't even pay me that 1 load Going a 173 miles. I'm glad I'm in the heavy hall business boy
with today load rates i cant take that seriously
Anyone know if selectors here make bank?
The order selectors make bank at us foods and Sysco both pay incentives
@@jojolopez177 currently I'm at gfs. Making decent. But I learned all there is to selection here. Tryna make more tbh
I’m not a fan of food service, BUT I tell everyone it’s one of the fastest ways to make money (if you don’t have years under your belt). With that said, your pay seems low for food service.
Most people I know that do food service (mostly Sysco) say it sucks but they have big checks like $2k or more a week before tax, but that they killed themselves for it and did 70 hours. I’m noticing that most of your checks are like 80-90 hours for 2 weeks, but you’re still only making like $1500 a week or so before tax.
he is new with the company so he most likely dont have his own route yet and there is nothing wrong with his paycheck he does a 4 day work week, if he was doing 5 or 6 days like sysco do he would be making more money. and hours mean nothing in food service
@@EazyTheRecon He’s not new with the company. Did you watch the video? He said he trained for months before getting his own route. Also how can you say hours don’t matter? Lol.
Sysco drivers I know are paid weekly. They work 60-70 hours a week and make $2k a week before taxes. He’s working 90 hours every pay period, paid every 2 weeks and his check is smaller than theirs, even though he clocked more hours.
I have to laugh again lol. How do you say hours don’t matter? Hours is how much time that YOU spent being a slave to a company. Would you like a $2k check for 100 hours of work? Sounds like you would. I wouldn’t.
@@pacman4937 Onw you obviously don’t know the company Sysco is not paid hourly there paid by the case miles stops and some other crap. It does not matter if you do your route in 8 hours or 12 hours if the route pays 400 dollars you get 400 dollars no matter how long it takes, Sysco is paid HOURLY so it’s more beneficial for there drivers to take there time and and take longer on there routes . At the end of the day he is ONLY working 4 days where your Sysco driver is working 5 or 6
@@pacman4937 I feel like I shouldn’t have to explain this to you, sysco is hourly anything after 40 hours they get over time so obviously they will make more money then him there at work longer then him. There is a reason why Sysco drivers are going to us foods, Cheney, or PFG
@@pacman4937 would you rather work 70
Hours a week or 43?
What’s component pay?
Are you required to work on Saturdays?
No we don't work Saturday night
@@jodibrzusf817 Do they hire new drivers fresh out of Trucking school?
@@Yashawi100 yes
Is this a bi-weekly pay
Yes
Thanks sir ! About to go for interview
I get paid hourly where I'm at
What city ?
Phoenix
How heavy are the items?
So can be like 50lbs. Not alot but some ites are like bags of flour
that's not too bad, I use to work at a company delivering frozen beef and chicken and stuff and the chicken boxes avg 50 to 60 lbs, the pork belly are around 70 and I been doing that for 7 yrs, if the products are lighter then I definitely think about working there
Are us foods trucks Manuel or automatic?
mostly automatic with some manual
New subscriber!!!! And I thought us foods was hourly not component pay … and do you get incentive pay
We have 2 facilities. The other one is houly pay. We sometimes get incentive pay but not often.
Depends on DC
What are the locations on those two Facilities? I am currently in CDL school and plan to move to Tucson area once I complete training.
Y’all throw 1000cases a day to make $1200 a week?
Basically, 4 days a week
@@jodibrzusf817 too little
Chiming in from Sysco Portland, Or. Yep, We also hit 800 to 1000 on a route on the regular as well. Shit, today they gave me 1200 something cases with 20 stops, but 10 of the stops were at a county fair and were all pallet drops. Even tho they were pallet drops I did have to build the bulk of them after pulling them, but even with all that I was able to get 1 1/2 a head.
I didn’t have prior trucking experience and was fresh out of school when I started. They started me at 25.30, but now after 3 months they bumped me up to 28.13 a hour after I talked to my supervisor. From what the one other driver told me is that he only brings home 2200 ish every two weeks, but that is cause we get hammered on state taxes up here in Oregon. Hitting what they call dip ( same as component pay) pay is also very hard to get and probably is hard on purpose which sucks.
@@johnperhach2534 Great info bro.Im here in Atl & sysco just emailed and called for an interview.Ima call call them back in the morning.Do u know how much they start off with here in Atl,Ga?and I'm tryma get it bro,but stay safe & hydrated.Aiming to pay off my house amd invest as much as I can into stock dividends that pays passive income from simply owning the stock...ima use the job to my advantage especially if it's hard work
@@johnperhach2534 Shit 20 stops!! Us foods gave me a 750 cases 14 stops and i went homes, fuck all that!!
Us foods in NC set to make about 150k this year
Stop playing
@@emmanuelmcneill6669 dead ass… numbers don’t lie
@@LV84CC🧢
90 hours a week? How
Not a week. That's in 2 weeks
Did they give you an option if you wanted to move to the other location and get component
No but you can transfer
@@jodibrzusf817 would I still get the sign on bonus if I don't have class A experience I just got my CDL
@@jodibrzusf817 one more thing do you make more with component pay then just straight hourly
Thanks for all the info bro