The "New corporate structure" looks like a shell game to me. The method by which they are going to get rid of ABF as a division of ArcBest is becoming clearer. Divert profits from the areas you want to starve out until you have squeezed them dry and since the corporation is segmented it becomes a much simpler task to cut them loose as a stand alone entity. The last straw will be when ArcBest has a division that purchases (with ABF monies) new equipment and leases it to ABF. That way when the stand alone ABF can't pay it's unfunded liability to the retirement plans, ABF can file bankruptcy and ArcBest can sail off into the sunset with even bigger and better golden parachutes (and still own all the equipment). This is merely my opinion and is only based on many years of experience seeing how corporations can operate when obligations to employees get in the way of profits. I hope I am wrong, but I fear I am not.