What your dispatcher is paid to do
Loads booked and gross rate per mile can both climb while the account gets worse. Only one number moves when the desk is actually working for you.
6 pieces on getting paid — across dispatch, fleet operations and growth, because the subject does not respect those boundaries.
Loads booked and gross rate per mile can both climb while the account gets worse. Only one number moves when the desk is actually working for you.
Detention is not usually refused. It is usually unprovable, which is a different problem with a different fix.
You do everything right, deliver on time, and the money is gone — because the party who hired you was never the party holding it.
Margin and cash are different things, and a growing fleet runs out of the second one first.
Five checks, in order, before you accept a load from someone you have not hauled for.
The rate is the number you look at. The terms around it decide what you actually get paid.
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