I just got all 8 of my ase and I have a bs in sutomotive science but with a dui on my record, will a dealership hire me? |
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John Jonh in Ventura, California 26 months ago |
The dui is seven years old but out here in california dui stays on for ten plus years. |
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Britt in Brunswick, Georgia 22 months ago |
John Jonh in Ventura, California said: The dui is seven years old but out here in california dui stays on for ten plus years. John, pack your bags and get to work! |
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amanethes in Woodstock, Georgia 22 months ago |
John Jonh in Ventura, California said: The dui is seven years old but out here in california dui stays on for ten plus years. Think again, a DUI is a misdemeanor and stays on your record for life. I had a DUI 15 years ago, and I still have to explain it every time I interview for a job. |
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John Werner in Wakefield, Massachusetts 19 months ago |
Hello, to whom it may help, My record for DUI is BAD, But Iam a recovering Alcoholic, I still have a great ability to fix cars and trucks to make a living, and my resume is filled with Hard working years, This decisions comes from Ins . companys and is un constituional, Let people raod test vehicles, and Let me fix the vehicles as needed, Now thats fair, Without a JOB is depressind enough ! JW I am ready to be hired your choice ! |
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Jeff V in Terre Haute, Indiana 16 months ago |
I have a question for you guys. How hard would be for a guy with no license to get a job as a tech? I have about 6 years of experience in the field and plan on going to school for Automotive Technology, would it be worth it? I'm thinking I will just take the jump, but my dad said the field is declining or is the fact that you have to stay on top of the field what causes people to drop? |
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Ralph in Huntington Beach, California 16 months ago |
Jeff V in Terre Haute, Indiana said: I have a question for you guys. How hard would be for a guy with no license to get a job as a tech? I have about 6 years of experience in the field and plan on going to school for Automotive Technology, would it be worth it? I'm thinking I will just take the jump, but my dad said the field is declining or is the fact that you have to stay on top of the field what causes people to drop? They won't hire you without a license, it is a requirement for obvious reasons. If you get a DUI or excessive points on your license you will get fired. |
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John W in Wakefield, Massachusetts 16 months ago |
Look keep moving foward, dont give up, you will suceed in the field with some effort, i have the same problem I am a recovering alcoholic, I still dont have a Licience but working on it, there are shops out there that will give you a chance and to learn, I was one of the top transmission techs for GM for 14 Years , and I was honest and good at what I was doing ! keep your head up and be greatful to GOD> best of luck John W |
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Joe in Torrance, California 1 day ago |
Ralph in Huntington Beach, California said: They won't hire you without a license, it is a requirement for obvious reasons. If you get a DUI or excessive points on your license you will get fired. no, the employer cannot fire you for DUI because of discrimination law. You could sue them if they do. |
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