Plenty of work in Panama City, Panama

You need a visa to be an employee. Not to earn money. As an owner you are not considered an employee. For instance I am the president of a Socio Anonimo equivlaent to a corporation. Other options are to not have employees period and contract the service out under your supervision. In otherwords create a turnkey scenario where you manage backstage.

good luck!

dave

rex hungwell in Lancaster, South Carolina said: dont you need a work visa if your not from there , i was there 3 years ago and checked thi ngs out said i can empolyee people from Pananam , but i cant work there with out visa that i cant get ??

first thing tell me what do you really wanna do there in Panama to undestand better. i tell u a litte bit, if you have dump truck you have to have a CDL if you want to drive them in Panama the CDL have to be from Panama., but if you want you can have drivers.

Manuel

Tonka Panama in North Fort Myers, Florida said: I'm from Panama, now i live in Fort Myers, Fl. if anybody have question i'm willing to help

thanks

Manuel

Are there anyone looking for tri-axle company drivers. Was down in La. 2 years ago but weather was bad at the time and no work after awhile. Thanks again

Hello,

I am looking for quality hard-working women, men, minorities, and seniors with residency or permanency in Panama to drive and administer my four 1995 Mack DM690 dump trucks.

Our relationship would be direct. I expect this to be a long-term possibility. Must speak English.

In time I will be open to one person accepting responsibility for more than one truck; but, at this moment though my sights are on a 1:1 ratio.

Pay: 30-45 percent of net in cash depending on your experience, access to transportation, tools, etc. In other words, the less support you require from me, then the larger percentage of the net for you.

The ideal candidate would be a vet and or retiree with cdl driving experience.

The work would be internal hauling at Howard AFB. No highway! This project is to last a few years. Of course there are plenty of other work projects to consider too.

This I think would be a good opportunity for a retiree who prefers to stay busy and be outside.

If you take care of the truck the job is tranquilo This opportunity is not for everyone though… but for the right person it can be ideal.

I had the trucks converted from cement trucks, painted, and refurbished in the US and shipped here in May 2008. Thus, they have fewer miles, newer key components, and are prettier than original dump bodies of the same model year. I have some really good trucks. Not all dump trucks are the same, not all Mack dump trucks are the same, and not all Mack dump trucks of this Year Model are the same. I have the tops with regards to all those criteria. Those who know trucks know what I have.

If interested please contact me. Don’t be discouraged if you don’t have the experience or permits at this point.

What I need are industrious folks who see this as an opportunity and that if they work smarter than harder, they can make some decent low-stress money.

David
67 80 98 98
www.locotrucks.com

Well David just be carefull with Vladimir Londono he will take you down and make you lost all your money.

good Luck

Manuel

I agree with you totally concerning Mr. Vladimir!!!

foxluv in Uniondale, New York said: I agree with you totally concerning Mr. Vladimir!!!

Foxluv are you still in Panama ?

Manuel

I think David from Locotrucks is trying to sell his trucks due the lack of job in Panama and the low payments, i'm from Panama, i went there i lost money and i know about the business.

Manuel

To Manuel,
No I'm back in NY. I'll be back in Panama in March or a little before that. My truck is in Panama right now. It isn't on a job right now but it is ready to go to work. I have to change the muffler and patch a hole in the floorboard of the interior. Small issues compared to the transmission I had changed 2 months ago.

Foxluv in Uniondale, New York said: To Manuel,
No I'm back in NY. I'll be back in Panama in March or a little before that. My truck is in Panama right now. It isn't on a job right now but it is ready to go to work. I have to change the muffler and patch a hole in the floorboard of the interior. Small issues compared to the transmission I had changed 2 months ago.

Quit before you lost more, the payment in Panama is to low, you want to make money, keep in contact with me .

Now i'm looking for investors, i'm living in Florida and thinking to open a Tractor Trailer Company, also i'm planning to go to the Mechanic school next year.

keep in contact

To Manuel
foxluv@gmail.com

Vladimir in Panama said: There is plenty of work here and you dont need expensive new trucks for more info email me s2kvlad@gmail.com. They are paying 5 dollars the yard but all you need is an 85-1996 truck.

IS THERE ANY WAY YOU COULD USE A 14YD TANDUM DUMP TRUCK.DESPERATE FOR WORK!

Vladimir in Panama said: There is plenty of work here and you dont need expensive new trucks for more info email me s2kvlad@gmail.com. They are paying 5 dollars the yard but all you need is an 85-1996 truck.

IS THERE ANY WAY THAT YOU COULD USE A 14YD TANDUM DUMP TRUCK? DESPERATE FOR WORK!

Hi

Where do yu live ?

Manuel