DRIVERSOURCE Inc. Releases New Commercial Driver Recruiting Web Site - MyDriverSource.com
DRIVERSOURCE Inc. released a completely new Web site today with all new graphics and content focused on the internet recruiting and job placement of commercially licensed truck drivers. Recognizing the extreme truck driver shortages in the world today, DRIVERSOURCE Inc. released this revolutionary new driver recruiting Web site solely to give the transportation industry in the United States a dedicated "go to" Web site to assist them in finding commercial truck drivers and owner operators on the Web. This amazing new piece of technology gives commercial drivers the instant ability to create a personal on-line driver profile with detailed information for thousands of prospective employers to view on the Web. In addition, commercial drivers will be able to conduct pinpointed job searches where they live to view driver jobs posted by employers. In turn, companies are able to conduct searches for drivers down to exact zip codes, view commercial driver profiles, post specific job postings and advertise utilizing on-line banner advertising. Many feel that MyDriverSource.com will be one of the most interesting Internet recruiting website success stories in the industry this year. According to Jinan Dalloo, DRIVERSOURCE, president and CEO, "With the combined operations of our specialized transportation staffing and recruiting divisions, MyDriverSource.com is capable of producing the best-in-class internet recruiting solutions for companies needing commercial truck drivers anywhere in the United States and Canada." For more information, please contact David Olshansky; Co-Founder & COO at 800-887-9095, or email dolshansky@driversource.net DRIVERSOURCE Inc. is the premier specialized transportation staffing company in the United States offering direct staffing and internet recruiting solutions to the entire logistics and trucking community, and is a Michigan-based minority company and a certified member of the Women's Business Enterprise National Council (www.wbenc.org).
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