Schneider plans to add 350 employees in Wisconsin

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CCJ Staff (CCJ)
Mar 27, 2006

Schneider National has announced plans to hire 350 new professional truck drivers and office workers in Wisconsin. The Green Bay, Wis.-based company says the added work force is linked to growth and its recent acquisitions of American Port Services, a Savannah, Ga.-based services provider to six U.S. ports; and American Overseas Air Freight, an international freight forwarder based in El Segundo, Calif.

In February, Schneider announced it was seeking 150 new drivers in northeast Ohio and 100 new drivers in eastern Georgia.

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