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Truck Driving Jobs
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Country: USA
Location: Massachusetts Walpole
Job Status: Full time
Salary: Not specified
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Truck Driving Jobs
J.B. Hunt Transport, a leader in the transportation industry, is currently seeking safe and experienced class A drivers for regional driving opportunities. J.B. Hunt Transport is an Equal Opportunity Employer.
Drive dedicated with the industry's #1 Dedicated Contract Carrier. Local delivery positions are now available for class B or C drivers living within 35 miles of Boston, MA.
Make local deliveries for a dedicated account, delivering and installing appliances at customer homes and businesses within the Boston area. Drivers are home daily and enjoy weekends off, but Saturday work is available. And you don't have to sacrifice your W2 for the great home time. Drivers earn $14.56 an hour, with projected yearly earnings in excess of $43k.
Dedicated drivers are also offered a comprehensive benefits package featuring single or family coverage at some of the industry's most affordable premiums: Medical, dental, vision, prescription, life and much more; plus 401k retirement with company-matched contributions.
Pre-qualify online!
To APPLY go to:
http://www.nationaltruckdrivingjobs.com/jobs/trucking-jobs/jbhunt-jobs?id=ma
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