10 Reasons for Driver Turnover and What Carriers Can Do About It

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10 Reasons for Driver Turnover and What Carriers Can Do About It

Joe White | Jan 01, 2009 11:20PM EST

In 2005, an extensive trucking industry study performed by CostDown Consulting defined the top 10 reasons drivers cited for quitting a company.
Joe White
CostDown Consulting
www.costdownconsulting.com
Joe White is chief executive of CostDown Consulting in Grayson, Ga. He can be reached at joewhite@costdownconsulting.com.
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