You're doing fantastic, Richard. Get through your 90 day probation period. Since you're past the 60-day period, opt on vacant routes for the hold down on those routes. Keep up the good work and try to attend your branch's monthly union meeting.
Great videos so far. I have an interview coming up and watching your videos are helping me get ready for what I’m getting myself into. I know this is a good job and I know it’s going to be really hard but I love hard work. You should make an update video about how your first holiday season went. Of course we’d have to wait till January but that would be a good video to talk about.
Man this is Awesome! I was thinking of you today wondering how you were doing as I've been following your saga since the beginning. There was another CCA opening in my location and this time I was offered the position. Hopefully I'll start soon. Is there any chance for you to do a video about the best way to "casing the mail" for newbies =) . Thanks in advance!
You may not be casing the mail when you first start, but you'll learn how to case mail at the academy and during your 3-day on the job training at your office. Good luck, Rick.
Thank you, Rick. I'm an "on the job" trainer and driver safety instructor. What office will you be working in? Ask as many questions you have. That's the best way to learn.
@@blue99saturn Thank you sir you are very kind and it makes perfect sense now (you being a driver safety instructor) I must say what an asset to the postal service you are. I'm located in central Virginia. I couldn't help to watch a couple of your videos where some new CCA's are driving. May I ask, are they taking the driving test there or are they actually delivering a route? Thanks again!
Those carriers are driving the route. They are on their 3-day "on the job" training with me. I go to their office and teach them on the routes they will be working. Sometimes, they'll come for more training to my office, if needed. Thanks for viewing my videos and good luck with your training.
Are you still a CCA? I’m currently a rural carrier and we get to use our own vehicles instead of walk(cause of long distance traveling) . I’d definitely prefer walking than sitting in a car all day. Great Video ! Keep up the good work, man!
Been a CCA for a year now , it’s the hardest job I’ve ever had but just keep your head down stay under the radar the best you can and give it your all , as of right now I’m going on 13 days straight it’s rough . Supervisors will be rough on you in the beginning you just gotta brush it off , I went from not even able to hold the mail on a walking route to mesmerizing every route , if anyone has questions ask me ! Btw the training and academy is a waste of time doesn’t teach you anything haha
My training was actually good. Not sure about state to state or year to year but I took away with the idea that the job is not what people think it is. Then you get into your office and it gets really real.
Hey Richard, I like watching your videos, you provided some great information and experiences of the Post Office Job. I did my exam for Post Office 2 weeks ago passed with 82. Last week September 26 the USPS sent me an email about motor vehicle record search and additional criminal background checks. I noticed one of my applications says Pre-Hire. So I hope an email for the interview will come up soon. Process is long but I am enjoying it and hope to one day work for the Post Office. BTW the position I am seeking is CCA.
Roronoa Zoro Hey Roronoa, thanks for high hopes I feel confident, yeah I will be patient that is the key. I talked with my area mailman the other day, he said an 82 is an good score and that they will likely contact me soon for an interview. But Thanks, that will be exciting once I get that group interview. How was the group Interview? God bless you!!!
Roronoa Zoro Hey Roronoa, thanks for the details on how the Post Office does their interviews. It’s good information to know so when I have an interview set soon, I will know what to expect and be prepared for. Thanks! I am in the Miami Florida area applying for Post Office jobs that are within 30 minutes from where I live. Glad to know that you have an job that you like as a PSE.
You mentioned in one of your videos that you do walk a lot and that you’ve been wanting to lose weight for 2 years. From your very first video to now, you’ve definitely lost weight and you’re looking good so good for you! 👍🏻
Nvm.... I lasted 30 days doing park and loop. I resigned today. I just couldn't go as fast as the young guys. Gave it my best and didn't give up until I was pulled into the office and had a discussion about it. Unfortunately it didn't work out but I applied for another job at the sorting facility. Wish me luck!
Just had a interview for a PSE earlier this week. My interviewer seem to like me and said he will recommend me for the job. And said if i perform well they might keep me after the hoildays so hopefully it works out. I'm trying to get my foot in the door anyway i can lol.
@Roronoa Zoro see thats the thing i applied for a regular PSE so I'm not sure why he said that. I have a interview for CEP( i think thats what its called) this week as well and i know thats seasonal.
@Roronoa Zoro ok thanks. I went to my email for the interview it says PSE Clerk nothing hoilday or casual in it. Thanks. Maybe he said that since the hoildays are coming up and it gets stressful during that time idk lol. Hopefully im good tho.
Good Luck Renee, hope you get the job, so how was the process like for the USPS Job so far? Like I took the exam passed with 82. Last week September 26 I received an email about motor vehicle record search and one of my applications says Pre-Hire which is where I’m at so far in the process.
When I was a CCA I went 5 weeks once without a day off. Also worked til 10:00pm and vehicle broke down while it was snowing, stranded for over an hour before someone came to get me.
I was a cca In Southern California for 2 months on my 60 day review they said I was to slow and let me go so I applied to be a clerk and got the position and it’s easier and more pay. CCAs have the hardest job ever! They wonder why so many quit they need to give us two days off and set hours we worked 7 days a week 930am-4-7pm my feet were constantly in pain 😵
God bless you, I just left my CCA position recently and for you to say 630 is way different then the office I was at they were pushing 6 PM. And my day started at usually 930. So that kind of day was crazy, I wasn't even able to take breaks so it's not carrying that people think. I liked the job but not worth the stress on my life since I do have other responsibilities.
Good choice, I wasn't given an option I didnt apply for the office I was in to begin with. I probably could have asked to be apart of another position but all the traveling I did already took at hit to my car so I dont even want to imagine starting a training process again. And at this point not matter the weather or timeframe you gott be there.
@@richardrichardson7972 and that's great you start that early and get that kind of overtime. That's the kind of overtime they advertise online to get people to sign up but every office is different for sure. But keep doing your thing man !
Its the hardest job! My office has a high volume of mail. One CCA quit after a week and another after a month. Im thinking about quitting soon, I have blisters in my feet 😪
I became regular after a month! I am in San Jose and the mail volume is high. Im still working there but tried quitting and managment convinced to stay. We shall see
You mentioned Ads in this segment. Just to give a little insight, the leather strap design on the satchel does not help and is awful. For those interested, you can invest in a Shokstrap. Reduces stress to the shoulders and lower back with patented shock absorbers.
Thank you for these videos. I'm seriously considering this career. I'd like to see a few more updates just to see how disgruntled or optimistic you are about the work especially during Christmas time.
I start training next week for CCA. My boss didn't sugarcoat anything. I'll be working 50 plus hrs a week and would most likely work 13 days in a row before I get 1 day off. The only part is working til 8:00pm she that's most likely the time I could get out. Because after my route I would have to assist someone with their route. Hopefully that's not every day. How late did u work until when u were a cca?
Best of luck to you! It really depends. But as a CCA I pretty much worked 55-60 hours every week. We were very understaffed though during my period as a CCA
I did the interview yesterday and the main question she cared about : what you do if a customer is mad ? My answer was apologize etc etc ....she said good i was waiting for this answer .... So now im waiting for their HR to contact me ....im in henderson nv
The usps is not for everyone l have been working there for 20 years. In the last 5 years our small office has seen probably 10 cca's come and go, and our office only has 5 full time city routes. Ah yes full coverage junk mail sucks. I guess your feet have gotten use to 30 pounds less on them.
I'm a mail carrier in San Diego, and I can tell you the post office is polarized, it's one of the worst institutions to work for, it's really disorganized they put to much work on people's plate overworked them the routes are to long and the mail volume is to hight thus the routes need to be shorter, and the life of a mail carrier is practically only work always to tired to do anything even on days off.
that was my experience. Rather make 10 bucks an hour and have a life than do that again. This job is for single people with no life and want to live sleep and breathe USPS.
@@richardrichardson7972 nice.. Is it worth it. Do you have any free time like days off or constantly working. Asking because i have a offer for a Rca but applied to two cca positions..
@@dymenchuns I get days off now because I am a City Carrier and no longer a CCA. As a CCA I rarely worked below 60 hours in a week. It's worth it if you want money, definitely. And it's worth it once you make career. It's just getting to that point.
@@richardrichardson7972 that's what i hear. You really don't have a life during that time period. Sorry to bother during your CCA experience what was a normal time you would get put of work? 7- 8pm?
I start orientation on Tuesday 11/13/18 I see you wearing a uniform, will I get a clothing allowance as an RCA? I saw old videos from other people that said u wear what u want, no uniform but I’d prefer a uniform. Do u get an ID badge or anything?
You wont get a uniform allowance as a non regular RCA. And it usually takes many years (like 7) for a rCA to make reg.You wear your own clothing and usually drive your own car. Yes, in orientation you get a badge, you probably already have one at this point. May not give you access to anything but it I.D.s you so you can walk around in a work place and not get chewed out.
Bryan Gonzalez I don’t think it’s for any job at the PO. The only time they pay for miles is if they send you away from your home office. If your home office is 60 miles from where your house is, you won’t get any miles. However, if they send you to another post office 60 miles away from your home office to work for the day, then they’ll pay for your miles.
I'm taking a train to a big city to take my exam. Will I be fine if I keep my cell phone turned off in my pocket? Or do they make you empty your pockets
You are expected to hold it lol. Actually, they tell you in orientation "comfort stops" are allowed. But if you do them it throws you off and the sups will be all on your ass telling you how slow you are and how you need to find a different job. I'm very serious.
I have just finished academy training and my station called me in on a Saturday just to deliver parcels... I didn’t have a good first day. Is there any advice you can give new CCA’s like me who wants to do a great job??
I would say ask management about their expectations for one. There may be things they do expect you to do and it's ok to know what they expect. Parcels alone is one of the easier parts to the job. And try to stay organized without driving yourself crazy. I could say so much about what I learned
Thanks for your videos.. applied CCA i took 474 exam few days ago and scored 98 and received email today that they need my driving record in 5 days .. found out i have a speed ticket thats unpaid n its on collection Even if i pay for those ticket do u think it will affect for hire?
@@richardrichardson7972 thanks for the reply i got hired finally my orientation is on sep 5th...can you make videos about the cca essential gear list? and wht do you recommend for the shoe?
Finally I got an interview date on December 6 with a post office that is 1 hour away from where I live. I have a question what should I expect at the interview? I believe it’s group session and then a private interview. Thanks!!!
You're doing fantastic, Richard. Get through your 90 day probation period. Since you're past the 60-day period, opt on vacant routes for the hold down on those routes. Keep up the good work and try to attend your branch's monthly union meeting.
Great videos so far. I have an interview coming up and watching your videos are helping me get ready for what I’m getting myself into. I know this is a good job and I know it’s going to be really hard but I love hard work. You should make an update video about how your first holiday season went. Of course we’d have to wait till January but that would be a good video to talk about.
Did you get the job?
i go in at 9:30 and out around 5-5:30 sunday’s are four hours i’m in michigan mail isn’t too bad around here
Man this is Awesome! I was thinking of you today wondering how you were doing as I've been following your saga since the beginning. There was another CCA opening in my location and this time I was offered the position. Hopefully I'll start soon. Is there any chance for you to do a video about the best way to "casing the mail" for newbies =) . Thanks in advance!
You may not be casing the mail when you first start, but you'll learn how to case mail at the academy and during your 3-day on the job training at your office. Good luck, Rick.
Thanks Mr Pacheco. I must say that you have been spot on in every single comment.
Thank you, Rick. I'm an "on the job" trainer and driver safety instructor. What office will you be working in? Ask as many questions you have. That's the best way to learn.
@@blue99saturn Thank you sir you are very kind and it makes perfect sense now (you being a driver safety instructor) I must say what an asset to the postal service you are. I'm located in central Virginia. I couldn't help to watch a couple of your videos where some new CCA's are driving. May I ask, are they taking the driving test there or are they actually delivering a route? Thanks again!
Those carriers are driving the route. They are on their 3-day "on the job" training with me. I go to their office and teach them on the routes they will be working. Sometimes, they'll come for more training to my office, if needed. Thanks for viewing my videos and good luck with your training.
youre a trooper! you're still the same since the first time you started.. I don't hint any frustration in your tone of voice
thank you! i was thankful for the paychecks lol
Hey Richard, I love your positive perspective on the job. I start carrier academy on Tuesday and I’m a little nervous about everything I heard online
B Mizzle Good Luck!!! B Mizzle
It’ll be tough at first; but power through. The paychecks are good motivation :)
Are you still a CCA? I’m currently a rural carrier and we get to use our own vehicles instead of walk(cause of long distance traveling) . I’d definitely prefer walking than sitting in a car all day. Great Video ! Keep up the good work, man!
TenPin i am still there and thank you!
I'm a recent cca ... I start at 7 and finish around 330 ... I guess depending on the office you work at
How much they take out for health insurance?
🙏🙏🙏🙏
Been a CCA for a year now , it’s the hardest job I’ve ever had but just keep your head down stay under the radar the best you can and give it your all , as of right now I’m going on 13 days straight it’s rough . Supervisors will be rough on you in the beginning you just gotta brush it off , I went from not even able to hold the mail on a walking route to mesmerizing every route , if anyone has questions ask me ! Btw the training and academy is a waste of time doesn’t teach you anything haha
My training was actually good. Not sure about state to state or year to year but I took away with the idea that the job is not what people think it is. Then you get into your office and it gets really real.
Since you mesmerized every route why don’t you opt on one? Come in earlier, more pay and a for sure day off
I have an interview in a couple days for a CCA. What should I expect for the interview ?
Ryder Schwehm are you a regular now?
I am sure you mean 'memorizing' NOT mesmerizing.
Hey Richard, I like watching your videos, you provided some great information and experiences of the Post Office Job. I did my exam for Post Office 2 weeks ago passed with 82. Last week September 26 the USPS sent me an email about motor vehicle record search and additional criminal background checks. I noticed one of my applications says Pre-Hire. So I hope an email for the interview will come up soon. Process is long but I am enjoying it and hope to one day work for the Post Office. BTW the position I am seeking is CCA.
Roronoa Zoro Hey Roronoa, thanks for high hopes I feel confident, yeah I will be patient that is the key. I talked with my area mailman the other day, he said an 82 is an good score and that they will likely contact me soon for an interview. But Thanks, that will be exciting once I get that group interview. How was the group Interview? God bless you!!!
Roronoa Zoro Hey Roronoa, thanks for the details on how the Post Office does their interviews. It’s good information to know so when I have an interview set soon, I will know what to expect and be prepared for. Thanks! I am in the Miami Florida area applying for Post Office jobs that are within 30 minutes from where I live. Glad to know that you have an job that you like as a PSE.
You mentioned in one of your videos that you do walk a lot and that you’ve been wanting to lose weight for 2 years. From your very first video to now, you’ve definitely lost weight and you’re looking good so good for you! 👍🏻
Thank you! At my lightest I had lost 36 pounds.
I work in southern California and my office wants us to have a two days off a week but we still work over 40 per week
You give me hope.
Nvm.... I lasted 30 days doing park and loop. I resigned today. I just couldn't go as fast as the young guys. Gave it my best and didn't give up until I was pulled into the office and had a discussion about it. Unfortunately it didn't work out but I applied for another job at the sorting facility. Wish me luck!
Just had a interview for a PSE earlier this week. My interviewer seem to like me and said he will recommend me for the job. And said if i perform well they might keep me after the hoildays so hopefully it works out. I'm trying to get my foot in the door anyway i can lol.
@Roronoa Zoro see thats the thing i applied for a regular PSE so I'm not sure why he said that. I have a interview for CEP( i think thats what its called) this week as well and i know thats seasonal.
@Roronoa Zoro ok thanks. I went to my email for the interview it says PSE Clerk nothing hoilday or casual in it. Thanks. Maybe he said that since the hoildays are coming up and it gets stressful during that time idk lol. Hopefully im good tho.
@Roronoa Zoro is it ok for me not to show up for the interview for the cep or do i need to still inform on me no longer be intrested in that job?
@Roronoa Zoro ok cool. Yea the interviewer told me that too and i mostly would work night. I work nights now so I'm good. No kids so I'm flexable.
Good Luck Renee, hope you get the job, so how was the process like for the USPS Job so far? Like I took the exam passed with 82. Last week September 26 I received an email about motor vehicle record search and one of my applications says Pre-Hire which is where I’m at so far in the process.
Thanks for your videos man! They are great and very helpful!
Post a new video
When I was a CCA I went 5 weeks once without a day off. Also worked til 10:00pm and vehicle broke down while it was snowing, stranded for over an hour before someone came to get me.
That is a vision of hell. Geez man, that must've been the worst 5 weeks of your life i imagine.
wow
I was a cca In Southern California for 2 months on my 60 day review they said I was to slow and let me go so I applied to be a clerk and got the position and it’s easier and more pay. CCAs have the hardest job ever! They wonder why so many quit they need to give us two days off and set hours we worked 7 days a week 930am-4-7pm my feet were constantly in pain 😵
TheHollyClarkShow I hear ya. I think I’d rather be a clerk too lol
Clerks do not get paid more
God bless you, I just left my CCA position recently and for you to say 630 is way different then the office I was at they were pushing 6 PM. And my day started at usually 930. So that kind of day was crazy, I wasn't even able to take breaks so it's not carrying that people think. I liked the job but not worth the stress on my life since I do have other responsibilities.
Good choice, I wasn't given an option I didnt apply for the office I was in to begin with. I probably could have asked to be apart of another position but all the traveling I did already took at hit to my car so I dont even want to imagine starting a training process again. And at this point not matter the weather or timeframe you gott be there.
My days always start at 7:30am!
@@richardrichardson7972 and that's great you start that early and get that kind of overtime. That's the kind of overtime they advertise online to get people to sign up but every office is different for sure. But keep doing your thing man !
Its the hardest job! My office has a high volume of mail. One CCA quit after a week and another after a month. Im thinking about quitting soon, I have blisters in my feet 😪
did you leave?
I became regular after a month! I am in San Jose and the mail volume is high. Im still working there but tried quitting and managment convinced to stay. We shall see
CHAVIS I just had me interview for cca in the San Francisco office I’m hoping I get a call back
You mentioned Ads in this segment. Just to give a little insight, the leather strap design on the satchel does not help and is awful. For those interested, you can invest in a Shokstrap. Reduces stress to the shoulders and lower back with patented shock absorbers.
Thank you for these videos. I'm seriously considering this career. I'd like to see a few more updates just to see how disgruntled or optimistic you are about the work especially during Christmas time.
Turkeybatr did you decide to pursue??
I was told it's very busy during Christmas time.
I start training next week for CCA. My boss didn't sugarcoat anything. I'll be working 50 plus hrs a week and would most likely work 13 days in a row before I get 1 day off. The only part is working til 8:00pm she that's most likely the time I could get out. Because after my route I would have to assist someone with their route. Hopefully that's not every day. How late did u work until when u were a cca?
Best of luck to you! It really depends. But as a CCA I pretty much worked 55-60 hours every week. We were very understaffed though during my period as a CCA
@@richardrichardson7972 you just gotta tough out the sweatshop conditions and long hours with no breaks
I did the interview yesterday and the main question she cared about : what you do if a customer is mad ? My answer was apologize etc etc ....she said good i was waiting for this answer ....
So now im waiting for their HR to contact me ....im in henderson nv
yacoub nasrallah did you get the job!?
Did you get the job?
No one has made a video about on the job training!!!???
The usps is not for everyone l have been working there for 20 years. In the last 5 years our small office has seen probably 10 cca's come and go, and our office only has 5 full time city routes. Ah yes full coverage junk mail sucks. I guess your feet have gotten use to 30 pounds less on them.
I'm a mail carrier in San Diego, and I can tell you the post office is polarized, it's one of the worst institutions to work for, it's really disorganized they put to much work on people's plate overworked them the routes are to long and the mail volume is to hight thus the routes need to be shorter, and the life of a mail carrier is practically only work always to tired to do anything even on days off.
that was my experience. Rather make 10 bucks an hour and have a life than do that again. This job is for single people with no life and want to live sleep and breathe USPS.
You look like Connor McGregor😂😂
True that hahaha the notorious
did you not have to do 5 oclock collection boxes in your town?
Are you still working there?
Yes!
How about packages flow since last week? CRAZY. Been coming in at 6am
Today was very heavy on me..but with my Lord Jesus 🙏 I made it through..😴😴😫
good job! keep it up :)
Did you take the 474 assessment before you got hired? Or is that something new.
padussia it’s something brand new as of a week ago
@@richardrichardson7972 Does it mean you will probably get the job?
padussia dude I’ve been working for the post office for almost 10 months lol
Hello, I receive a job offer for CCA in Belmont, NC DO you know the area? Can you give me some tips? Thank you!
How's has it been ? Are you still a cca?
dymenchuns been good! Nope I am a regular now 😬
@@richardrichardson7972 nice.. Is it worth it. Do you have any free time like days off or constantly working. Asking because i have a offer for a Rca but applied to two cca positions..
@@dymenchuns I get days off now because I am a City Carrier and no longer a CCA. As a CCA I rarely worked below 60 hours in a week. It's worth it if you want money, definitely. And it's worth it once you make career. It's just getting to that point.
@@richardrichardson7972 that's what i hear. You really don't have a life during that time period. Sorry to bother during your CCA experience what was a normal time you would get put of work? 7- 8pm?
@@dymenchuns when I was a CCA anywhere from 5:30 to 7:30. Very rarely did I go home before 5:30
You should do an update video
Jose Rodriguez I plan to do so on my best day off...whenever they might be lol
can you tell me about CCA benefits please?
What kind of shoes do you wear walking that much everyday? Do they make you wear certain shoes or boots?
Darin Costantine these have worked great for me New Balance Men's MW411v2 Walking... www.amazon.com/dp/B00V3MLOOK?ref=ppx_pop_mob_ap_share
I start orientation on Tuesday 11/13/18 I see you wearing a uniform, will I get a clothing allowance as an RCA? I saw old videos from other people that said u wear what u want, no uniform but I’d prefer a uniform. Do u get an ID badge or anything?
You wont get a uniform allowance as a non regular RCA. And it usually takes many years (like 7) for a rCA to make reg.You wear your own clothing and usually drive your own car. Yes, in orientation you get a badge, you probably already have one at this point. May not give you access to anything but it I.D.s you so you can walk around in a work place and not get chewed out.
@@nowitznes41 What. Wait. We have to drive our own car at first?
padussia RCA drives their own car.
Hey Richard do they pay for your miles from your house to your station or is that for RCA’s only ?
Bryan Gonzalez I don’t think it’s for any job at the PO. The only time they pay for miles is if they send you away from your home office. If your home office is 60 miles from where your house is, you won’t get any miles. However, if they send you to another post office 60 miles away from your home office to work for the day, then they’ll pay for your miles.
If you drive ur own vehicle as a rca u get paid mileage from ur station to ur route and back it's a set pay
@@cindiwestfall5467 think its anything over 10 miles like Richard said at another location from your home office
I'm taking a train to a big city to take my exam. Will I be fine if I keep my cell phone turned off in my pocket? Or do they make you empty your pockets
U empty everything well atleast IN Tucson that's how it was
Empty everything
Any advice!? Just got a interview for a cca position what is the hourly rate and is it a good job? So undecided between a rca and a cca!
I think you start off at $17.29 an hour now? For the most part, it's a good job. I would go the CCA route, but that's just me
What do you do if you have to go to the bathroom on your route?
You are expected to hold it lol. Actually, they tell you in orientation "comfort stops" are allowed. But if you do them it throws you off and the sups will be all on your ass telling you how slow you are and how you need to find a different job. I'm very serious.
moonstar30 hold it til you bust
I have just finished academy training and my station called me in on a Saturday just to deliver parcels... I didn’t have a good first day. Is there any advice you can give new CCA’s like me who wants to do a great job??
I would say ask management about their expectations for one. There may be things they do expect you to do and it's ok to know what they expect. Parcels alone is one of the easier parts to the job. And try to stay organized without driving yourself crazy. I could say so much about what I learned
Are you still working there? If so, how do you like it?
No video for 2 months.
Thanks for your videos.. applied CCA
i took 474 exam few days ago and scored 98 and received email today that they need my driving record in 5 days .. found out i have a speed ticket thats unpaid n its on collection
Even if i pay for those ticket do u think it will affect for hire?
Uncle dave hawaii life I honestly have no idea. Do you just have one speeding ticket and how recent was it? Either way, I’m not sure unfortunately:(
@@richardrichardson7972 thanks for the reply i got hired finally my orientation is on sep 5th...can you make videos about the cca essential gear list? and wht do you recommend for the shoe?
How do you organize the mail for a specific route
Jose Rodriguez you Case it mate and the DPS comes organized
where in the states do you work for usps
Thanks for the vids. Ads are more effective when personalized..that’s why. I understand from your perspective though.
Finally I got an interview date on December 6 with a post office that is 1 hour away from where I live. I have a question what should I expect at the interview? I believe it’s group session and then a private interview. Thanks!!!
U still a cca?
jj redick nope. Regular
Could i get a sunday off like that has to be my day off 100%!🙄
I’ve worked every single Sunday since I’ve started
No that’s the only day I wanted off and they looked at me like I was insane 😏
@@richardrichardson7972 do you get double OT for Sunday time?
Eric Durant no
@@richardrichardson7972 do u get paid more on Sundays as a Cca if so how much more
Thank you
Is it true that LLV trucks don’t have AC and Heat??
Nick Didorak no AC, but there is a fan lol. There’s a heater in there.
how much do u make every 2 weeks. Dont be shy to share bc we can figure it out :)
Purchase a Car Mount for your phone.
Do they give Cca health insurance if so how much for one person per pay period
$50
Bundle the ads up and put on floor or table in apartment.
You are wasting your youth slaving away.
Benji Price not even that bad! 2 years in already, I’m Still partying every weekend having a good time during my youth!
@@sergkill96 you must be a regular with 2 days off? 🙄