Consistent Demand for Back-Office Jobs in Fleets

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Written By Jennifer Joslyn

👔 Consistent Demand for Back-Office Jobs in Fleets.

As the trucking industry continues to grapple with a persistent labor shortage, fleets are witnessing a consistent increase in job demand for operational support roles, commonly known as back-office jobs. These roles, such as dispatchers, dockworkers, and IT staff, play a crucial role in ensuring the smooth functioning of operations. Despite the challenges of finding suitable candidates and retaining talent, companies are focusing on innovative recruitment strategies, emphasizing career development opportunities, and promoting a positive work environment to address these issues.

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