1. Pay Overview — Professional Work. Clear Compensation. Weekly Pay.
At JASKO Enterprises, Inc., drivers should understand how they are compensated before accepting a position or entering into a contractor agreement. The company-driver and owner-operator programs have different compensation structures, responsibilities, and payment arrangements. Explore the programs below and speak with Recruiting about current terms — confirmed practices, policy-based additional pay, and programs still in development are labeled as such, separately.
Starting Mileage Compensation
Per Diem
Driver Value Pay
Production Pay
Weekly Minimum
Mileage compensation is only one part of a professional driver’s earnings. JASKO pays for qualifying work and delays:
Detention — $17.50 per Hour
Layover — $125
Bobtail / Available Standby — $17.50 per Hour
Additional Stop — $35
Driver Assist / Local Work — $25 per Hour
Approved Mechanical Work — $25 per Hour
How Drivers Are Paid
Reviewing Your Pay
Clean DOT Inspection Bonuses
Driver Referral Bonus — $1,000
Loyalty / Retention Bonus — up to $1,500
Paid Orientation — $400
Programs Under Development
The following are not yet part of the approved advertised compensation package; amounts, eligibility, and effective dates have not been finalized:
Owner-operators operate independent businesses under written agreements with JASKO — they are not on employee payroll.
Percentage Compensation
JASKO-Provided Trailer
General Security Escrow — $2,500
Additional Trailer Security Escrow — $2,500 (Out-of-State)
Optional Maintenance Escrow
Insurance & Operating Programs
Settlements
See the Owner-Operator Program page for requirements, programs, and how to get started.
Paid Vacation
Paid Holidays
JASKO recognizes six paid holidays for eligible company drivers:
Holiday eligibility, qualifying conditions, and payment are governed by company policy. These benefits apply to eligible company-driver employees, not independent contractors.
Example — Standard Mileage Compensation
Additional Compensation
Depending on eligibility, the driver may also earn detention pay, layover pay, additional stop pay, approved local or mechanical work, and qualifying incentives and bonuses.
Illustrative weekly earnings: $1,540.00 in mileage earnings, plus qualifying additional compensation. The final payroll amount depends on applicable pay rules and payroll adjustments. This is an illustration, not a guarantee of weekly earnings.
1. What is JASKO’s starting pay for company drivers?
2. Is per diem paid on top of my mileage rate?
3. How often does JASKO pay drivers?
4. Does JASKO guarantee $1,500 per week?
5. Can I earn more than my starting mileage rate?
6. How does Driver Value Pay work?
7. Does JASKO offer a monthly mileage bonus?
8. Does JASKO pay detention?
9. Does JASKO pay layover?
10. Can I receive detention and layover for the same period?
11. Does JASKO pay for additional stops?
12. Am I paid for assisting with loading or unloading?
13. Am I paid for mechanical work performed on my truck?
14. Does JASKO offer clean DOT inspection bonuses?
15. Does JASKO pay for orientation?
16. Does JASKO offer a driver referral bonus?
17. Are vacation days and holidays paid?
18. How do I report a missing payment or payroll discrepancy?
19. Are owner-operators paid the same way as company drivers?
20. Where can I review the complete compensation policies?

9. Questions About Pay? Recruiting can explain the compensation structure currently available for the position or contractor arrangement you are considering.
Recruiting: 877-355-2756 ext. 1000
Apply NowCompensation and program information on this website is a summary. The governing terms are those set out in the applicable written JASKO policy or agreement.