Stan Koch Trucking are a bunch of liars. They first entice a driver to hire with them specifying they are building their fleet. You may think you can run regional or back and forth home. They then tell you you must do OTR (3 weeks) They have their Mn, base drivers do the runs away from home and back and most of them do not want to do that. Wonder why they can't hire enough drivers in Mn. I only was allowed 1200-1700 miles per wk, and when you want to get your Friday load delivered to get paid for it that week, they make it impossible, because your paperwork has to be in their office by 5pm so you can get a check the following Fri. So you get paid on work done MonThurs. They also are conduction a Scam where a driver signs up for their benefit package. It does not take effect for 90days, BUT they take your money up front out of your earnings weekly and then also report those deduction (IRS) as earnings on your W-2. I was also enticed to sign for a shipper load as a specific count as it sat on a dock., then upon delivery of the same load (High Value) I was told I had to do a driver unload being held accountable for the shipper / trucking Co. Count on a delivery dock at delivery, which most possibly other drivers get pay deducts for shortages. I did not fall for that trick and had the receiver sign for a dropped off trailer/seal intact ALL Fuel records show that I ran over 11,00 miles and only got paid for 7,000 miles, they must be involved in that old short the driver pay scam, short pay miles the same as Swift and... U S Express are being sued for. One more word of Caution Should You be desperate enough to work for these Clowns. Do not think you can Quit and get away from them as I did. They did not pay my last check and deducted from my last pay a fee for their truck equipment that was in their truck when it was delivered back to them intact. Facility was unmanned. The mistake I make was that it was delivered to their specified location and I had a witness to this fact but all certified mailings, all phone calls to their office, all contacts to the State and Federal Labor Boards have been meet with the excuses or fraudulent promise to pay my $842.25. Labor boards -state, & national do nothing to help truck drivers Oh yes, they do not pay for orientation, and also do not pay your load delay time as they specify. Good Luck R
Robert
Houston, Texas
U.S.A.
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