NextGen Detroit Logistics Joey Haji Joey and Tom Haji both promised me that my check had been directly deposited into my account but after I gave a new driver the key to take the truck, they both refused to pay me Birmingham, Michigan

 x driver , my phone and codriver phone worked just fine ,and didnt get payed got joie in text saying would get payed wheres the money u theif left 1200 miles from home

I am writing in response to the FALSE accusations against NextGen Detroit by Mr. Scott Brazinski.  It seems that Mr. Brazinski has left out some key information from his erroneous story.  The fact of the matter is that Mr. Brazinski owes NextGen Detroit several thousands of dollars for his unprofessional actions as a truck driver, which will be a permanent black mark on his record.

Mr. Brazinski started with NextGen the week of July 10, 2011 where he attended orientation in Seville, Ohio.  NextGen was kind enough, as we do with all of our driver candidates, to pay for Mr. Brazinski's travel, hotel, and orientation fees, which totaled in excess of $700.  During orientation, it was conveyed to Mr. Brazinski the Code of Conduct of our truck drivers, especially the importance of communication and having a working cell phone.  After working only a couple weeks of poor performance, Mr. Brazinski violated that Code.

During the weeks of July 31 and August 7, Mr. Brazinski went AWOL.  Several attempts were made by NextGen and our Carrier to contact Mr. Brazinski during those 2 weeks and it was only until we contacted the Highway Patrol when Mr. Brazinski's MOTHER contacted us on his behalf.  She made up a lie for her COWARDLY son and it was later found that Mr. Brazinski was attending some of his son's football games.  That's right, wasting NextGen's fuel, time, and carrier fees so he could enjoy himself for 2 WEEKS. 

NO work was performed during that time, but Mr. Brazinski felt he needed to get paid or we wouldn't get our truck back.  Unfortunately, we regret that we had to use the same tactics on Mr. Brazinski as he did on us, but we had already lost several thousands of dollars in revenue and fuel costs. We were not a large fleet at the time (5 trucks) and could not afford to be BLACKMAILED by Mr. Brazinski. 

Our Carrier stands behind us and continues to give us business.  Our Fleet has grown to 13 trucks during the 6 months of this incident, which is a testiment of the CHARACTER and COMMITTMENT of NextGen Detroit -- obvious qualities that Mr. Brazinski is lacking.

click below to listen to Joey Haji's recorded phone conversation where he promises money will be paid once keys are returned.

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