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<blockquote data-quote="SmithBarney" data-source="post: 2998536" data-attributes="member: 709"><p>I was saying 75% each.(so 150%)</p><p>-a new hires contribution(if they make one) to 401k is typically smaller, FedEx's match is smaller </p><p>-most young new hires opt for the cheaper insurance, usually young and healthy and thus a smaller drain on the "group plan" </p><p>-most new hires don't reach fully vested pension, this is the costliest part, since they can't keep people, those two new hires probably aren't making enough hours or money, and this is why they are leaving sometimes as fast as they show up..(I know this contradicts what I've been saying, and it's probably indicative of how completely disconnected FDX is with it's workforce.)</p><p></p><p>Other than hotels/food I don't really see training being as expensive as FedEx makes it out to be, of course they don't want to waste time and money, but we've all seen what they've been hiring recently, so clearly there is a disconnect between what they want and what they are picking.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="SmithBarney, post: 2998536, member: 709"] I was saying 75% each.(so 150%) -a new hires contribution(if they make one) to 401k is typically smaller, FedEx's match is smaller -most young new hires opt for the cheaper insurance, usually young and healthy and thus a smaller drain on the "group plan" -most new hires don't reach fully vested pension, this is the costliest part, since they can't keep people, those two new hires probably aren't making enough hours or money, and this is why they are leaving sometimes as fast as they show up..(I know this contradicts what I've been saying, and it's probably indicative of how completely disconnected FDX is with it's workforce.) Other than hotels/food I don't really see training being as expensive as FedEx makes it out to be, of course they don't want to waste time and money, but we've all seen what they've been hiring recently, so clearly there is a disconnect between what they want and what they are picking. [/QUOTE]
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