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Con-way Truckload Unveils New Driver Compensation Package

Con-way Truckload, a full-truckload carrier and subsidiary of Con-way Inc. has announced new pay structures and programs aimed at attracting qualified team drivers to its modern, efficient fleet.

by Staff
May 18, 2007
2 min to read


Con-way Truckload, a full-truckload carrier and subsidiary of Con-way Inc. has announced new pay structures and programs aimed at attracting qualified team drivers to its modern, efficient fleet.

"Our drivers form the foundation of the company, and Con-way Truckload is committed to ensuring that they have modern, safe equipment, a good working environment and excellent, competitive compensation," said Clay Halla, president, Con-way Truckload.
The offerings include:
• $3,000 sign-on bonus for new, qualified team drivers
• Payment based on "practical miles" - payment closer to actual miles driven rather than industry-standard "shortest-route" compensation, enabling drivers to earn more
• Annual Incentive Compensation Plan (ICP) - a companywide reward of up to 7 percent of annual pay for eligible drivers if the company meets its financial goals
• Referral pay for successful recommendations of new and qualified driver teams
• Increased vacation pay
• Voluntary "per-diem" pay

Other benefits at Con-way Truckload relate directly to the safety, health, comfort and satisfaction of its drivers:

• Modern, comfortable Volvo equipment known for safety excellence
• Increased home time
• Wellness coaches to assist with smoking cessation, weight, sleep and other health issues
• Ergonomically correct seating designed to enhance comfort, reduce fatigue and improve safety
• Uniquely steady freight volumes for steady miles and paychecks
• Electric landing gear to eliminate the need to manually lower dolly legs
• Installed inverters and in-cab refrigerators
• XM radio equipment with no activation fee
• Ability to travel with pets

Con-way Truckload began operations in January 2005. Qualified team drivers interested in learning more about the company's compensation and benefit offerings or in applying for employment should call 1-866-WORK-4-US (967-5487) or visit www.con-way.com/truckload.

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