A group of Ontario truck drivers and labour advocates gathered last week in Brampton to protest carrier companies who withhold wages, misclassify employees as independent contractors and deny standard labour…
Below is an editorial by Leo Barros, Trucknews.com/Today’s Trucking: Another weekend brought another protest to Ontario’s trucking heartland – Brampton. The placards have become a familiar sight and so have…
EDITORIAL: Driver Inc. Truckers Can’t Have their Cake and Eat it Too Read more...
By: Greg Munden, CTA chair It may be an inside baseball cliché to many of us in the industry, but I never tire of reminding people who I know that:…
EDITORIAL: Add Your Voice to Help CTA Pursue Full 2024 Agenda Read more...
Canadian owner-operators and fleets continue to struggle with supply chain challenges, leading many to consider other truck and trailer brands because their preferred options are not available, according to the…
TT Survey: Truckers Struggling with Equipment Supply Challenges Read more...
The latest Today’s Trucking Pulse Reader Survey found that trucking industry employees reported an average 7.9/10 ranking of job satisfaction. The survey also revealed that over 70% have not considered changing employers….
Trucking Workers Widely Satisfied With Industry Jobs: TT Read more...
Trade Media and a major Canadian newspaper are shining a light on alleged driver abuse among carriers who employ the unscrupulous Driver Inc model to operate in the underground economy….
Trade/Mainstream Media Take Aim at Labour Abuse in Driver Inc Read more...
Distracted drivers and dangerous driving of other motorists are the top threats to truck drivers on the highway, a recent Today’s Trucking survey concludes. The monthly Pulse Survey of Today’s…
Poll: Distracted Drivers Top Threat to Truckers Read more...
Trucking industry workers appear relatively satisfied in their jobs, according to a monthly reader poll conducted by Today’s Trucking. Forty-one percent of those who participated in the Pulse Survey said…
TT: Truckers Satisfied with Jobs Overall Read more...
Surveyed members of Canada’s trucking industry feel supported by their coworkers and are relatively happy with their jobs, but feel overburdened by regulations, according to the latest Pulse survey of…
Survey: Trucking Workers Generally Happy, but Stress Over ‘Inconsistent’ Regs Read more...
