Examining sources of driver turnover from a managerial perspective

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Abstract

There is growing concern about the declining profitability of the U. S. trucking industry. Such concerns often stem from the increased difficulty of recruiting and retaining qualified drivers. In fact, the trucking industry has been hit hard by shortages of qualified truck drivers over the last two decades. To cope with this chronic problem, trucking firms have attempted to formulate various driver recruitment and retention strategies that include pay raises, bonuses, equipment improvement, and adjustments in working hours. This article provides trucking firms with the means to implement a more effective driver recruitment and retention strategy by examining sources of the driver shortage problem.

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Min, H. (2002). Examining sources of driver turnover from a managerial perspective. Journal of Transportation Management, 13(2), 59–68. https://doi.org/10.22237/jotm/1030838760

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