JDC Logistics, Franklin, Wis., will hold a series of events during the first week of August to honor and celebrate its drivers.
JDC to Show Driver Appreciation in August
JDC Logistics, Franklin, Wis., will hold a series of events during the first week of August to honor and celebrate its drivers
by Staff
July 18, 2005
1 min to read
The company is inviting all its fleet professionals to events during the week of Aug. 8 – Aug. 12 for food, refreshments and activities to celebrate their hard work and excellent performance.
Events will be held at these company locations on the dates noted:
* Franklin, Wis., on Tuesday, Aug. 9, and Friday, Aug. 12.
* St. Louis, Mo., on Tuesday, Aug. 9, and Wednesday, Aug. 10.
* Porter, Ind., on Wednesday, Aug. 10, and Thursday, Aug. 11.
* Warren, Mich., on Tuesday, Aug. 9.
* Windsor, Ontario on Wednesday, Aug. 10.
JDC is a dry van, truckload, regional carrier provides automotive just-in-time service that also serves the paper, consumer products and retail industries. According to JDC, the business mix enables the fleet to offer drivers dedicated and single customer runs that allow schedules for planned home time. JDC employs approximately 700 drivers, including both company drivers and owner operators.
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