Where are you located? I am in So. Ill. and willing to do anything! I have been with my current employer for 6 years, got a four year degree in Animal Science (because they promised me a good job and good pay) with a minor in Ag Business and 3.8 GPA, Class A CDL with tanker endorsement,mechanically enclined, and not afraid to put in a hard day"s work.
Where am I at now do you ask??? Working 12 on 2 off, first on-call 7 of those days and second on-call the remaining 7. I have two female boss"s who combined have less experience with hogs than I do. My direct boss is extremely unreliable, usually about 10 min late, routinely has to leave early or leave during lunch break, constantly lets the hogs run out of feed, and routinely screws up the paper work (all of which I did dang good, hogs never out of feed unless something broke down and the paper work was nearly flawless; but they said I wasn"t qualified for the job which I had been doing for almost 2 years). And her boss is just a puppet who repeats what everyone else says and gossips to her neighboring cubicle about everything. I am making 33K a year paying almost $500 a month out of that for medical (each year my employer decreases their contribution, my BIL is paying less than we are and he is on his own but does have a slightly higher deductible). I am working for the FIL on the side to make ends meet.
Again I ask, where are you located? Anyone in So. Ill. hiring let me know.
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