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Just as FedEx Express is under FedEx Corp. Same difference.
...and Express is the airline, and the airline employees are covered by the RLA. Try harder.
Just as FedEx Express is under FedEx Corp. Same difference.
Which without your job isn't possible.
Says the guy who once told me mutual funds buy stocks and hold them for appreciation. Must have read that in Money Magazine.
And Fred bribed a bunch of Congressmen, oops, excuse me, contributed to their campaigns, to keep the RLA designation in place. So the RLA isn't set in stone, that designation can be changed if Congress so chooses. But not if enough money is flowing their way.
That's the loophole. UPS drivers del air shipments the same manner as Express drivers. Even their feeder drivers, same as our RTD, are classified under NLRA. Sooner or later this loophole will be closed and Fred knows this....and Express is the airline, and the airline employees are covered by the RLA. Try harder.
Are you just saying things now to have something to say?Are you just saying things now to have something to say?
Thanks for the tip oh great financial guru!Try sleeping with the engine off because the carbon monoxide has scrambled what's left of your mind.
And can be changed if Congress chooses to change it.What "designation"? Express has been covered by the RLA since the 70s.
DHL" Express" is covered under the NLRA as well. Try harder....and Express is the airline, and the airline employees are covered by the RLA. Try harder.
That's the loophole. UPS drivers del air shipments the same manner as Express drivers. Even their feeder drivers, same as our RTD, are classified under NLRA. Sooner or later this loophole will be closed and Fred knows this.
DHL" Express" is covered under the NLRA as well. Try harder.
And can be changed if Congress chooses to change it.
Thx for proving my point. FedEx Express is the only delivery company designated an airline to keep its " truck drivers" under the RLA. It's a loophole, clear as day. LolDHL Express is not an airline. Keeeep trying.
Thx for proving my point. FedEx Express is the only delivery company designated an airline to keep its " truck drivers" under the RLA. It's a loophole, clear as day. Lol
When you are the sole company that has this designation, it's a bought loophole.Nope, no loophole. This was covered by the court system and the applicable labor boards. TTKU.
When you are the sole company that has this designation, it's a bought loophole.
When you are the "sole" delivery company that has this designation, it's a bought loophole. Ttku, son.LOL, I take it you missed the court/labor board rulings that applied to non-airline companies and why they should or shouldn't be covered by the RLA. TTKU, son.
Oh I forgot you went to law schoolNope, no loophole. This was covered by the court system and the applicable labor boards. TTKU.
Fixed it for you Weasel worshiper....and Express is a mock airline, and the airline employees are covered by the RLA and Fred's fat wallet that greases the DC politicians.
Did you study who Fred contributed money to while you were laying in your car trying to go to sleep one night?And Fred bribed a bunch of Congressmen, oops, excuse me, contributed to their campaigns, to keep the RLA designation in place. So the RLA isn't set in stone, that designation can be changed if Congress so chooses. But not if enough money is flowing their way.