Pay cuts. Duh!Hear they cant find enough city drivers ive been down working local out of 653 several times the last few months. what has happened to this place?
Some of us have to.Who wants to drive for $ 20.00 p/hr.?
On the phone 24/7?
Bottom on the list?
Most bad shape, unreliable equipment?
No pension?
Crappy healthcare?
Put up with no common sense supervisors?
Toxic.The culture here has to improve first and fast, the environment here is hostile and toxic..
Who are the people really running this outfit? The upper management or shareholder who are calling the shots.
Management is just happy that we show up to work to move the freight and work you as much as you want. They don't want to fire you cause they can't get anyone to work them.
Even if someone does apply and works there they leave with the amount of pay and 15% deduction. Even the current workforce tells the prospective employee to not to waste their time to work there. Trust me it is a waste of time and aggrevation
i always thought that we were way more valuable to them than they would ever admit . we have the knowledge they will never know .Once we go they are screwed .one thing management will never have is experience .dock will be finished and great driver will probably be gone from the road too . if they hadnt put a stop to our pensions and everyone left, what would they have done ?. they knew just what they were doing . now they have most by the short hairs and just keep twisting them . good luck !!!!The culture here has to improve first and fast, the environment here is hostile and toxic..
Who are the people really running this outfit? The upper management or shareholder who are calling the shots.
Management is just happy that we show up to work to move the freight and work you as much as you want. They don't want to fire you cause they can't get anyone to work them.
Even if someone does apply and works there they leave with the amount of pay and 15% deduction. Even the current workforce tells the prospective employee to not to waste their time to work there. Trust me it is a waste of time and aggrevation[
You are correct. They have always kept up their workforce. Mixing old with new. It kept them going. Old taught the new. Whether they knew it or not.i always thought that we were way more valuable to them than they would ever admit . we have the knowledge they will never know .Once we go they are screwed .one thing management will never have is experience .dock will be finished and great driver will probably be gone from the road too . if they hadnt put a stop to our pensions and everyone left, what would they have done ?. they knew just what they were doing . now they have most by the short hairs and just keep twisting them . good luck !!!!
Myself as well as most of us still here are the MVP's of the YRC. DON't get me wrong I still do my job and take care of the customers. My realization came when I got hurt and thought I would be out a couple of days. Turns out it was a month and the first week they wanted me to come back before I was healed up.
They called and texted me for that first week and when I told them I would be back in a month. Not a call after that as I found out that it was not my health they were worried about but their safety bonus record was in jeopardy .
"My pride died that day for this company...Like a love affair gone bad you feel like you don't know who we are or where we're going after this"
As we self reflect the future of YRC is with us not the blind sighted decisions from up above. Going back to reflect if they never cut or force so many of our fellow brothers and sisters to leave. We wouldn't be having the issues that YRC is having now.
I still have the Roadway Spotlight magazine that featured the Greenville SC. breakbulk, back in the mid 1980's.any road drivers left in greenville, transfered in 1978 out of kernersville, nc. stayed on layoff most of the time, moved on.