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<blockquote data-quote="Trucker Clock" data-source="post: 5417702" data-attributes="member: 70932">What he wants will bankrupt the Company, or drive them right out of business due to having to raise rates so high. We are more expensive than everyone else, because of our service. Well, our service is going down the drain. We don&#039;t have service to offer anymore. shippers might as well save money and ship with someone else.Just takes some research. Most things are out there. There is something called the internet today.Yes he did. Look and his proposals and add up the money.That is still on the back of the minds of our customers. Can we afford another strike? Well, the top 75% in seniority can. What about the bottom 25%He wants to bankrupt the Company. Whether they go bankrupt or let us walk and try to save the Company, either one is a huge gamble.If they go bankrupt, there is no chance. If they let us walk, there is a slight chance they could survive long term. Not the Company they are now, but at least a Company still in business.Am I fear mongering? I can list all the Companies that were too big to go out of business that did go out of business.Yes, we need raises and better 9.5 and sixth punch protection. But the raises need to be on par with the Company&#039;s profits.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Trucker Clock, post: 5417702, member: 70932"] What he wants will bankrupt the Company, or drive them right out of business due to having to raise rates so high. We are more expensive than everyone else, because of our service. Well, our service is going down the drain. We don't have service to offer anymore. shippers might as well save money and ship with someone else. Just takes some research. Most things are out there. There is something called the internet today. Yes he did. Look and his proposals and add up the money. That is still on the back of the minds of our customers. Can we afford another strike? Well, the top 75% in seniority can. What about the bottom 25% He wants to bankrupt the Company. Whether they go bankrupt or let us walk and try to save the Company, either one is a huge gamble. If they go bankrupt, there is no chance. If they let us walk, there is a slight chance they could survive long term. Not the Company they are now, but at least a Company still in business. Am I fear mongering? I can list all the Companies that were too big to go out of business that did go out of business. Yes, we need raises and better 9.5 and sixth punch protection. But the raises need to be on par with the Company's profits. [/QUOTE]

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