My home terminal has a salt spreader truck and a front end bucket loader they do ok
The liability on the stuff in your last sentence should scare the crap out of the manager.
Not just scare the manager , but it should scare the company! Lawyers go after the deepest pockets! Estes pockets are some of the deepest!
Some terminals have stuff and others nothing, but they were plenty of places offering snow removal services.
I work for Pyle. EVERY yard, including warehouses has snow and ice equipment. Loader, plow truck and salt spreaders. As well as walk behind blowers. As well as crews to operate them. Usually shop personal, building maintenance, jockeys. And some driver volunteers
No idea about bonuses. But yes, each location is treated as it own entity. And I believe there are also company standards that have to be met. Just a driver and do not know the inner workings
AH you're more than a driver. Remember when c19 hit and we were all called super heroes. Im still trying to figure out my super power. I thinks its something to do with my a_s because im always being called a dumbas_.
Sounds like you were in Nashville… I was there twice last week, early Tuesday it was slick but Friday night it was almost impassible in spots because it melted and refroze.
I would have filed a workers comp claim and sued!
No doubt, I took a tumble outside a restaurant late last week while on the road, the manager about fell all over herself (pun most definitely intended) to make sure I was ok.
If you file workers comp and accept a settlement you can no longer sue your employer. That's the whole purpose of workers comp laws.
You can get workers comp for that if you got hurt since you were on the job or you could have sued the restaurant.
Workers comp is no fault insurance. You can only sue for those benefits. You cannot sue your employer for not plowing snow. You cannot sue your employer for an alleged unsafe workplace.
