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Title: Noobs Guide to Trukz Companies
Description: Understanding the Basics


Roadpup - May 9, 2007 01:22 PM (GMT)
This guide is for Noobs who want to have a better understanding of Trukz companies.

As a Trukz driver you have the option of joining a company. Companies provide several benefits.

- Preferred Cargo bonus
- Terminal bonus
- Reduced Fuel and Repair cost when at a company HQ terminal
- Conservation of Fatigue Points when refueling or doing repairs at a terminal
- Refuel assistance
- Repair assistance
- Ticket assitance
- Salary if employed as a company employee


On the flip side there is a drawback with joining a company.

- Paying a Collection Percentage


The majority of drivers who join a company are essentially “contracting” with a company. Your contract provides all of the benefits and drawbacks listed above. Joining a company does not equate to becoming an employee though a company CEO has the option of providing up to eight people in his or her company with salaries. The CEO can tailor an individual member’s collection percentage and assistance percentages to help that individual out which can be viewed as a way of rewarding a member.

When viewing companies you’re considering it’s important to view all aspects of what a company requires and provides.

- Collection Percentage: The CP is what the company takes from what you earn when you complete a run. This amount ranges from 0% — 50%. If for example your company has a CP set at 20% and you made $1000 on your run the company will take $200 from the amount you earned.

- CEO Wage: This is the amount a CEO is paid as a salary. This ranges from 0% — 20%. A company pays this from the amount taken from the Collection Percentage.

- Employee Wage: This is the amount a CEO can pay to eight members previously mentioned who are designated as employees of the company. This ranges from 0% — 10%. A company pays this from the amount taken from the Collection Percentage.

- Repair Assistance: This is the amount of assistance the company helps you out with repairs. This ranges from 0% — 90%. A company pays this from the amount taken from the Collection Percentage.

- Fuel Assistance: This is the amount of assistance the company helps you out with fuel. This ranges from 0% — 90%. A company pays this from the amount taken from the Collection Percentage.

- Ticket Assistance: This is the amount of assistance the company helps you out with tickets. This ranges from 0% — 90%. A company pays this from the amount taken from the Collection Percentage.

When considering the different companies it’s important to view all these variables collectively and balance them out against one another. A driver needs to consider the benefits of being in a company, the Collection Percentage, assistance provided and the salaries paid. All the different points mentioned above can be changed at any time by a CEO as they attempt to fine tune their operations in order to turn a profit, pay wages and increase stock value.


admins pin please :)

crazyramon - May 9, 2007 01:49 PM (GMT)
Roadpup, That is gooooood, I like that, :D :D

Roadpup - May 9, 2007 01:54 PM (GMT)
QUOTE (crazyramon @ May 9 2007, 09:49 AM)
Roadpup, That is gooooood, I like that, :D :D

Gracias. :)

LyNkS - May 9, 2007 02:43 PM (GMT)
I guess I'm admin :)

Great job RP, looks awesome.

Roadpup - May 9, 2007 02:45 PM (GMT)
QUOTE (LyNkS @ May 9 2007, 10:43 AM)
I guess I'm admin :)

Yeah, I think you are. Admin doesn't trust me knowing I'd take over... muhahahaha! :lol:

middlemarkal - July 9, 2007 01:30 PM (GMT)
;) How about an advanced compagny guide for CEO or those who whant to start and manage a compagny.
here a are a few questions :

- I don't whant to do it but I don't see a place to close the compagny, If i'm tired of managing it I can't recurerate my startup money ? If I don't manage it, it stays listed and continue to live by itself but can't grow because I can't accept new member ? With the wave of new compagny it would be good to be able to close them.

- What happens if it runs out of money, like I pay more in assistance then I make wirh collection and stock ? Does it take the money in my driver account or it just goes in the red ?

- It took me a while to find where to give out positions...

Thanks

Bubba Shawty - July 15, 2007 05:18 AM (GMT)
Whos the NPO or Turkz?

mooba - August 20, 2007 12:34 AM (GMT)
I don't appreciate you talking to us that way, I think you should talk about someone else, buh bye

Monster Jam - August 20, 2007 01:08 AM (GMT)
QUOTE (mooba @ Aug 19 2007, 08:34 PM)
I don't appreciate you talking to us that way, I think you should talk about someone else, buh bye

What?

AlexG - August 20, 2007 01:14 AM (GMT)
I dont quite understand what you 2 are talking about. (Looks to be off topic)

pgrady - April 26, 2008 04:53 AM (GMT)
But what happens if your company dies and you dont have anyone else in it but u and u got stuck in the ceo's position...how do u get rid of the company...can u just end it or do u have to give it to someone




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