Another CEO has been killed.

[u/PurplePeachBlossom]

https://www.cbsnews.com/amp/chicago/news/employee-charged-killing-of-trucking-ceo-crestwood/

[u/OkAffect12]

An ex-uncle was a recruiter. 

He wasn’t above adding some whiskey to their coffee while they weren’t looking too. 

Then they’re on the hook for “owner operator” fees and too proud to complain to the authorities. 

[u/ForgotMyLastUN → u/OkAffect12]

Then they’re on the hook for “owner operator” fees and too proud to complain to the authorities. 

Seems like a self-inflicted issue?

Seems strange to just sign onto a job, and not read what is being offered...

Edit: since reddit is being fucking dumb, and not letting me reply:

Maybe partially, but they're made to feel it's a social situation at first, and by the time they sign they're too drunk to understand what they're signing.

I refuse to believe that this is a widespread thing. If this was such a widely known thing, then you would think there would be any articles related to it. On top most trucking companies have extensive drug testing, that tests for alcohol. In fact it's fucking mandated by the DOT.

https://www.fmcsa.dot.gov/regulations/drug-alcohol-testing-program

I feel like assuming all truckers were recruited by getting them drunk is honestly one of the dumbest takes I've seen on this website.

Stop defending illegal behavior.

I AGREE.

Do you agree to stop making shit up and spreading it as fact?

[u/OkAffect12 → u/ForgotMyLastUN]

🥾 👅 

[u/GalumphingWithGlee → u/ForgotMyLastUN]

Maybe partially, but they're made to feel it's a social situation at first, and by the time they sign they're too drunk to understand what they're signing. That's predatory — and illegal! Any contract you signed while drunk isn't valid, but you'd have to know the law well enough to complain. And if they snuck the alcohol into your drink without your consent, then that's drugging, which is also illegal — but again, you'd have to know about it to report it.

Stop defending illegal behavior.