I didn't say route values were part of the suit, I said that's a large part of the reason why he's doing what he's doing.
Much of the complaint is what he has claimed vs what they can document. Shouldn't be hard to clear up one way or the other.
The details are allegations. That is far from making them factual.
Because it’s not an easy answer. Just like any investment, different answers for different people.
Breach of contract perhaps? Spreading misinformation about Patton Logistics?
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If Ground is hitting customers with a fuel surcharge, for fuel that Ground’s not paying for. To go in trucks that aren’t theirs. And they’re not helping out the contractors. There’s no judge in America that’s going to side with them. Period. And let’s be clear… FedEx’s version of “helping” is not going to go over well in court.
I wish the big wigs of Express thought like him. Wow what a revelation lol. Increasing the perceived value of the job you’re selling… makes it more desirable. You profit from that, along with the people doing the now higher paying job. In other words everyone wins. Pay more, attract more, retain more, everyone earns more. That simple. He was a big player. Who cares if making his routes more valuable benefits him… no duh… that’s exactly what he’s asking for. Help for his dying business.
Yep. When Spencer first went public, my first reaction was that FedEx should engage with him and “bring him into the fold”. He has a lot of good ideas that the company could have made even better. But Pittsburgh seems not to be able to get out of their own way anymore.
One fact stands out in all of this. Simply cut the head off the snake and all organized resistance, what little there was of it dies.
You are of course, wrong as usual. Nothing has changed. Just seems as though the time for talk has ended. Now people are making their decisions whether to stay or go. Staff up for peak or ride with current team.
I don’t think so. But the looming railroad strike and coming recession do change the calculations.
Then what the hell was it? You all wanted better deals but lacked the money, legal standing and organization required to gain the kind of leverage required in order to get the just and balanced deal you wanted.
Tentative: something that is uncertain or subject to change. Merriam-WebsterU.S. rail strike averted, but labor deal faces tough union votes
President Joe Biden's administration secured a tentative deal on Thursday to avert a railway strike that could have wreaked havoc on the U.S. economy, but union members angered by tough work conditions have yet to ratify the agreement.www.reuters.com
That’s not a worry anymore either.
Look up the word “averted”.
Has the deal been signed?
It’s over , move along.
My post was 4 minutes after your post, Am I to assume your post ended it?
Tentatively .
