GROUND IS TAKING OVER EXPRESS

[bbsam]

We’ll see if you can handle the heat since you’ve barely stepped into the kitchen.

If past is prologue, I have no reason to believe that I can’t.

 

[dmac1]

As far as drivers go, good isps are just going to start poaching the ty ones better drivers and run them harder for more pay.

why spend money on training and dealing with high turnover when you can run less trucks with skilled drivers and save some headache by paying more and getting more in return?

Once driverless delivery comes into play, contracts will be worthless. Because the ISP is only there to provide labor for deliveries, once that labor is no longer needed, the ISP is no longer needed. Drones and driverless vehicles will never unionize.

 

[Fred's Myth]

Once driverless delivery comes into play, contracts will be worthless. Because the ISP is only there to provide labor for deliveries, once that labor is no longer needed, the ISP is no longer needed. Drones and driverless vehicles will never unionize.

What do you project to be the weight limit a drone can deliver?
Can a driverless vehicle navigate an unmarked road?

Simpleton.

 

[zeev]

ISP is the future in small package they can do pups or sig required. This model has been used in trucking forever. The funny thing is big trucking has gotten away from this because of truck apps and shortage of truckers. Time to wake up and move on the party is over.

 

[59 Dano]

You're a true believer in the cult. The RLA Express Carrier Exemption was a special sweetheart deal Fred worked into the FAA Reauthorization Act, and was bogus from the start. Besides combining the opcos, the rationale for an "exemption" no longer exists, since what was the former FedEx no longer exists in the same form.

It has been significantly altered, similar to your stilted world view and insane "logic". To make it simple for a low IQ individual like yourself, the FedEx of the past no longer exists, but has been significantly altered via the inclusion of an NLRA/NLRB entity, aka FedEx Ground. Combining companies has consequences. No matter how much you try and spin it, they are now entwined like you and your drag queen girlfriend.

Shill away. I hope the remaining employees give Fred the union he deserves.

I've asked you countless times to apply the government standards to this case and explain how Express wouldn't qualify as an RLA exemption as a result. You refuse to do so. You know as well as I do that Express qualifies.

 

[59 Dano]

Actually- about 2% of people are intersex. That's a lot of people you think should be treated badly simply because they don't fit your idea of what a person is.

Sure, 2%. Sure.

 

[59 Dano]

I think they will have a lot of other things far higher on the “get done” list.

A concession speech, for starters.

 

[59 Dano]

You might have something there. The federal court ruling that backed up the placement of Fedex under the RLA was in 1996, two years before Fat Freddy bought RPS from Roadway.

And what court ruling was that, bacha?

 

[59 Dano]

How long have you been warning of a shortage of cheap labor?

Every 6 out of 7 posts.

 

[59 Dano]

No reason for this conversation, you seem unstable

SEEM?

 

[59 Dano]

Here comes the BIDEN train choooo chooooo.

Just the guy they need to illustrate the differences between the Democrat Party and old white men.

 

[59 Dano]

Anything flown that is transferred to ground negates the RLA.

Says who?

It doesn't take a court order to determine the status. If a Democrat wins the presidency, FedEx will lose that protection.

Interesting. Tell us how a Democrat president does that.

 

[Working4the1%]

Just the guy they need to illustrate the differences between the Democrat Party and old white men.

Worked in SC

 

[Working4the1%]

Says who?



Interesting. Tell us how a Democrat president does that.

Executive order. Then dragged out for years in courts. We learned from IMPOTUS

 

[bbsam]

Executive order. Then dragged out for years in courts. We learned from IMPOTUS

So...

How would that executive order read? Would have to be general in nature and not specific to Fedex.

Considering how widespread and economically impactful that would be for contract work in all industries, I doubt that happens.

 

[MAKAVELI]

So...

How would that executive order read? Would have to be general in nature and not specific to Fedex.

Considering how widespread and economically impactful that would be for contract work in all industries, I doubt that happens.

Considering how progressive Bernie is, it would be a done deal.

 

[bbsam]

Considering how progressive Bernie is, it would be a done deal.

He’d tank the economy overnight. Not a chance it would happen.

 

[Working4the1%]

He’d tank the economy overnight. Not a chance it would happen.

Rebalance the economy??

 

[MAKAVELI]

He’d tank the economy overnight. Not a chance it would happen.

Tank? Nah, just even out the playing field for corporations like FedEx. I believe Obama would have done it had we not been in a recession.

 

[59 Dano]

Worked in SC

Where an old white man beat an old white man in a race between two old white men.