KLLM Beefs Up Driver Incentive Program
KLLM Transportation Services is beefing up its incentive plan to reward lead drivers, contractors and lease-purchase contractors when they join the company or when they refer another driver who joins the company

KLLM Transportation Services is beefing up its incentive plan to reward lead drivers, contractors and lease-purchase contractors when they join the company or when they refer another driver who joins the company.
New KLLM lead drivers, contractors and lease-purchase contractors will receive a $1,000 signing bonus when they join the company. Another $1,000 bonus will be paid to any KLLM driver for referring a driver who is later hired.
"We understand that switching jobs is an expense for drivers," said Kirk Blankenship, director of driver resources. "Our sign-on bonuses make it a little easier for them to go through that transition period. We also benefit from offering a lucrative referral bonus, because most good drivers know other good drivers-and those are the ones we want. In fact, it's possible for a new driver to earn up to $2,000 in total bonus payments during the first month they're here, when they sign on with us and also refer a friend who is hired."
New KLLM drivers receive their $1,000 bonus paid out in two payments: half in their first pay period and the remainder at the 30-day mark. For referrals, KLLM drivers will receive their $1,000 referral bonus when the new driver they referred completes his or her first dispatch.
KLLM, based in Jackson, Miss., offers over-the-road, regional and dedicated temperature-controlled services throughout the U.S. and Mexico.
More info: www.kllm.com
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