Old Dominion Freight Line

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Founded: 1934 (91 years old)
Company Size: 500 - 999
Industry: Truck Transportation
Headquarter: Thomasville , NC
Website: https://www.odfl.com

Old Dominion Freight Line: Latest Job Openings, Reviews and Ratings & Profile wise Salary Distribution

We currently have 21 open jobs at Old Dominion Freight Line. We've calculated that the average salary at Old Dominion Freight Line is $50K based on 183 user-submitted salaries A total of 29 Old Dominion Freight Line employees gave Old Dominion Freight Line an average happiness rating of 3.4 out of 5.0.

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Latest Job Openings at Old Dominion Freight Line

Job Profile	Job Location	Description	Date of Opening
Job Profile Class A CDL Combo P Driver - Afternoon shift	Job Location Lansing, MI	Description Based on the level of freight available, this position may safely load and unload freight at the service center and deliver freight by tractor-trailer...	Date of Opening 4/21/2025
Job Profile Class A CDL Combo P Driver - Afternoon shift	Job Location Lansing, MI	Description Based on the level of freight available, this position may safely load and unload freight at the service center and deliver freight by tractor-trailer...	Date of Opening 4/21/2025

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Old Dominion Freight Line Salary Distribution

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11 Dock Workers from Old Dominion Freight Line submitted salaries.

$48K Truck Driver

$27K Forklift Operator

$28K Driver

$54K Solutions Specialist

$48K Operations Supervisor

$57K Operations Manager

$62K Account Manager

$27K Customer Service Representative

$51K Field Sales Representative

Old Dominion Freight Line Reviews and Ratings

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10 Anonymous Employees from Old Dominion Freight Line submitted reviews

2.8 The Warehouse environment and air quality is extremely dirty and dangerous. The Supervisors and Managers sit in the office most of the time on the internet, on their phones, talk trash about their employees, take smoke breaks all day and if you're in their "Club" you are allowed to do the same. If you're not then you are expected to work twice as hard to make up for the ones that get to slack off and cheat on their production numbers. (which nothing is done about). If you work hard you get paid the same or even less than the ones that are at "Club OD". They get to clock in as clerical so they don't even have to worry or stress about making production plus some get better schedules even though they lack seniority. Most of the upper management and office managers are in complete denial and delusional about most of the issues and upon reading this they will probably say, Oh, this person must be mad or upset and what's this person talking about but it's all fact. They also seem to care more about what they're all going to order for lunch or dinner than anything an employee has going on, then send their "Club OD" friends to pick it up for them (while on the clock). The "trainers" are lazy, get to work M-F even when they aren't training and don't have the seniority to work M-F. The Trainer positions were never posted, they just picked some of their "Club Members". The people they train learn mostly about Football, Guns, Video Games, Movies and other non work-related BS when they should be learning the job and above all SAFETY! We do have a Safety Manager but he's known as the "White Elephant" because it's very rare any one ever sees him.

10 Anonymous Employees from Old Dominion Freight Line submitted reviews

2.7 The Office Managers will lie to your face and think the workers believe them. They give the easy and good trailers to people they like and give the harder or bad trailers to people they don't like. They tell some of the employees about it and laugh. Some of the workers can get the day off or leave early any time they want while others can't and have to work longer hours to cover for them. There's some people that work out there that will run and tell the managers on everyone so they can get whatever they want and look good but most everyone knows who they are. Those same people that run and tell make fun and talk about the managers behind their backs. If they want to have an easy day or take extra breaks they just go in the office, sit on the counter or in a chair to talk to the managers and laugh at their jokes. The same employees go around telling people how easy it is to get out of work by talking, listening or laughing with the managers.

10 Anonymous Employees from Old Dominion Freight Line submitted reviews

2.5 Dominion Dedicated Is a family run company and you can tell the dad is the owner the son is the GM and the daughter is HR. This had to be one of the most insufficiently run companies that I have ever had the opportunity to work for.

Old Dominion Freight Line Careers & Info

Old Dominion Freight Line Overview

Old Dominion Freight Line is a transportation and logistics company founded by Earl and Lillian Congdon in 1934. The Congdons started the company with one truck that ran from Norfolk to Richmond Virginia. Today Old Dominion Freight Line has its headquarters in North Carolina, and it has become one of the greatest success stories in the history of freight trucking companies.

Old Dominion Freight Line is known as a leader in the small freight transportation market known as “less than truckload” shipping. It began as a business to business shipping company operating regionally in southern United States. Now Old Dominion Freight Line operates in all regions of the United States and has expanded into global markets such as Canada, Mexico, and the Caribbean. Old Dominion Freight Line also offers business to consumer services for household moves.

Old Dominion Freight Line Job Information

Old Dominion employs over 14,000 people around the world. Job opportunities at Old Dominion Freight Line include sales, truck drivers, mechanics, and information technology professionals. Healthcare, vision, dental, and disability benefits are a part of the Old Dominion Freight Line's comprehensive benefits package. On the heels of being named as one of the top “green” supply chain partners, Old Dominion has adopted even more environmentally friendly programs. Drivers with Old Dominion Freight Line attend specialized training for an on-board software application that allows them to reduce fuel consumption.

What jobs pay the most at Old Dominion Freight Line?

Terminal Manager is the highest paying job at Old Dominion Freight Line at $115,000 annually.

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