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Complaint Review: C.R. England - Salt Lake City Utah
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C.R. England
crengland.com/ Salt Lake City, Utah, U.S.A.
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C.R. England Big Scam!! They play dirty, petty games Salt Lake City Utah
This Company called me after I submitted an application through USA Trucking Careers. I had spoken at length with therecruiter who was confident on getting me on with C.R.England. A few days later, Trudi from C.R.England calls me saying that my application had been approved even with 2 felony convictionsthat were over 14 yrs. old.
Their application asked if there were any felonies within the last 10 yrs. I made sure Trudi knew I had felonies as I didn't want to have any problems. She said no problem & I had been approved and went onto give me a confirmation number for the bus ticket to Mira Loma,CA for training.
Upon arrival I went through an interview, pre-hire drug screen & handed a CDL handbook & told to study it as we'd be tested tomorrow.
Now I made it through the first 2 days and was called into Jennifer's office (the onsite recruiter) and was told that I was being let go because I have 2 felonies. She went onto state that the company requires they be 20 yrs. old. If it had been just 1 felony being over 10 yrs. old I would be alright.
Now, I was left to fend for myself to get back home & I was 300-350 mi. from home & the company would not even help me get back home. The recruiter to me she was sorry & they couldn't help.
Jennifer had tried quoting Federal Regulations on felons driving trucks which I had a friend look into. There are no Fed. regulations on that. Outside of hauling HazMat.
Eddie
Stockton, California
U.S.A.
Their application asked if there were any felonies within the last 10 yrs. I made sure Trudi knew I had felonies as I didn't want to have any problems. She said no problem & I had been approved and went onto give me a confirmation number for the bus ticket to Mira Loma,CA for training.
Upon arrival I went through an interview, pre-hire drug screen & handed a CDL handbook & told to study it as we'd be tested tomorrow.
Now I made it through the first 2 days and was called into Jennifer's office (the onsite recruiter) and was told that I was being let go because I have 2 felonies. She went onto state that the company requires they be 20 yrs. old. If it had been just 1 felony being over 10 yrs. old I would be alright.
Now, I was left to fend for myself to get back home & I was 300-350 mi. from home & the company would not even help me get back home. The recruiter to me she was sorry & they couldn't help.
Jennifer had tried quoting Federal Regulations on felons driving trucks which I had a friend look into. There are no Fed. regulations on that. Outside of hauling HazMat.
Eddie
Stockton, California
U.S.A.
