Linehaul truck drivers with a Class A driver’s license are eligible for a $5,000 sign-on bonus in a new hiring round by Old Dominion Freight Line.
An in-person job fair from 8 a.m. to 2 p.m. Saturday, Feb. 20 looks to hire 30 employees at Old Dominion’s Bloomington service center.
Truck drivers with Old Dominion Freight can expect wages that range from $73,000 to nearly $100,000, depending on the routes.
The company listed these base salaries and benefits for its drivers:
- $99,000: Linehaul drivers — those who drive from one Old Dominion service center to another
- $73,000: Pick-up and delivery drivers who see customers and have a daily route
- Other benefits include a matching 401k plan, health insurance, paid time off, and a wellness program.
Old Dominion said the job openings will help the company meet growing demand in the Rialto and Southern California region. Logistics has been especially hectic amid the COVID-19 pandemic as online shopping and e-commerce industries have thrived.
Participants should bring a physical copy of their resumes. The management will host interviews and make hiring decisions onsite, though truck driver applicants may have to return for a second round or road test.
Attendees will have their temperatures checked upon arrival. Old Dominion asks all applicants to wear a mask, and interviews will be conducted following social distancing guidelines.
Address: 2180 South Willow Ave., Bloomington, 92316.
For more information go to odfl.com/careers.
Potential applicants should park in the employee parking lot in front of the service center and check-in with security. For more details, go to the event page at eventbrite.com.
New market coming to Rialto
Rialto Ranch Market has leased an 8,000-square-foot store in the Rancho Verde Plaza at 2000-2026 N. Riverside Drive in Rialto.
Terms of the lease were not disclosed by SharpLine Commercial Partners, which negotiated the deal.
This new site, which is anticipated to open for business in fall 2021, is owned and operated by Deeb Brothers.
The Rialto grocery store and butcher will be the company’s fourth in Southern California with other locations in Fontana, Santa Ana and Los Angeles.
“This well-located shopping center hasn’t had a grocer since Ralph’s vacated the property about five years ago,” said Barbara Armendariz, president and founder of SharpLine.
Chino deal
Orbis Real Estate Partners and Ledo Capital Group have acquired a 10.5-acre site at the corner of Kimball Road and Hellman Avenue in Chino, according to Colliers brokered a joint venture between
In December, the joint venture started building 10 freestanding industrial buildings.
The complex will have buildings ranging from 8,083-23,670 square feet, totaling 133,527 square feet.
The project will be offered on a sale basis.
The venture also completed a lease with 7-Eleven for a gas station and convenience store at the corner of Kimball and Hellman that will allow the partnership to reduce the originally planned 12 building project to 10 buildings.
“The vacancy rate for small buildings with yards is less than 1%, and the Inland Empire West continues to be the most sought-after industrial submarket in the country,” said Ledo Capital’s Anthony Brent and Ryan Martin.
Development will be handled by Orbis with Fullmer Construction as the general contractor.
The project is scheduled to be complete by the fall this year.
Colliers brokers Steve Bellitti, Tom Taylor, Scott Sanders and Joey Jones represented the seller, JP Morgan and Sares Regis Group.
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