The only thing keeping Amazon from buying out UPS is the class A shares.That is all its about now. Excellent example
The only thing keeping Amazon from buying out UPS is the class A shares.That is all its about now. Excellent example
Not if they offered bargain basement shipping prices.If Amazon were to buy and run a major shipping company, they would have a hard time of it. They would essentially be in the business of supporting Amazon's competitors. And for that matter, Amazon's competitors would probably discontinue use of that company for shipping, because they would be giving Amazon valuable data on their own business: number and type of packages, major routes, seasonality of their business, etc. Amazon could use all of that data to compete much more effectively against them.
You know i they bought us out it would be the end. They would have no problem locking us out an waiting. Amazon doesn't care about the short term.
What I am trying to say is. Amazon DGAF. They would do whatever they could to break the union at any cost.I don't think you understand how a lockout works.
I don't think you understand how a lockout works.
How many months for a vote to decertify?
60 days after the petition is filed.
Do you think with UPS’ history of employee treatment that it would ever happen?Do they have to wait a certain amount of time to file the petition? I know my old job took 12-18 months for the union to be pushed completely out but that was over 15 years ago.
Do you think with UPS’ history of employee treatment that it would ever happen?
Trump said the post office needs to start charging amazon more for shipping... as of right now they are giving Amazon about a 2.00 shipping charge per shipment on average....Not if they offered bargain basement shipping prices.
That's ridiculous. How can anyone compete with that?Trump said the post office needs to start charging amazon more for shipping... as of right now they are giving Amazon about a 2.00 shipping charge per shipment on average....
Reason 236 why the Post Office is in the red by billions every year.That's ridiculous. How can anyone compete with that?
Just imagine if they had to play by the same rules as the rest of us?Reason 236 why the Post Office is in the red by billions every year.
Morning greenoThat's ridiculous. How can anyone compete with that?
They would have been out of business in 1982Just imagine if they had to play by the same rules as the rest of us?
Just imagine if they had to play by the same rules as the rest of us?
NOBODY CARESReason 236 why the Post Office is in the red by billions every year.