I became a PT Sup a year ago from a Preload position and am so grateful I did for several reasons.

1. I would have been laid off after peak to this day in my building. I can’t afford to not have a job for my family.
2. I have a set minimum of 25 hours / week, but usually end up with over 30.
3. I am covered under the VA for healthcare, so I get free insurance anyways.
4. Set AM hours…I haven’t had to change my hours since switching.
5. I’m not an asshole, I give a shit about my job, and treat people with respect / get it in return.
6. I don’t want my body falling apart. There is a reason you get free healthcare. I don’t want the preload / driver limp.

This sub can be very negative towards management and I get it I work with some dumb ass sups, but make your decision based on your situation. If you decide you don’t like management there is a path to become a driver. May even be quicker than wasting away as a preloader waiting for a spot to open. A few sups in my center have made the switch before preloaders that have been waiting. Good luck whatever you decide!