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<blockquote data-quote="Redtag" data-source="post: 5628772" data-attributes="member: 70933">I really wish more of you guys would think about how the company is going to move the packages should a strike happen,&nbsp; I don&#039;t even think they will be able to get the packages in and out of the hubs in enough volume to make it worthwhile to stay operating, let alone get the hundreds of thousands of door dashers to deliver them.UPS would have to find tens of thousands of CDL drivers to either cross and use UPS equipment or hire some companies to move the volume, those companies have contracts they have to uphold and they don&#039;t have the excess equipment or personal to move the volume. They could also try to hire&nbsp; owner operators bit many of those guys are contracted out and have obligations and may not be thrilled about driving their equipment where it could be damaged.How do they plan on overcoming these obstacles in a short time span without dramaticly overpaying for the people and companies to cross?I am not saying they will not find some people, I am saying they would have a hard time finding enough to be viable.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Redtag, post: 5628772, member: 70933"] I really wish more of you guys would think about how the company is going to move the packages should a strike happen, I don't even think they will be able to get the packages in and out of the hubs in enough volume to make it worthwhile to stay operating, let alone get the hundreds of thousands of door dashers to deliver them. UPS would have to find tens of thousands of CDL drivers to either cross and use UPS equipment or hire some companies to move the volume, those companies have contracts they have to uphold and they don't have the excess equipment or personal to move the volume. They could also try to hire owner operators bit many of those guys are contracted out and have obligations and may not be thrilled about driving their equipment where it could be damaged. How do they plan on overcoming these obstacles in a short time span without dramaticly overpaying for the people and companies to cross? I am not saying they will not find some people, I am saying they would have a hard time finding enough to be viable. [/QUOTE]

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