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Rumor is now we may keep Brunswick property for advanced autoIt has a great smell during the summer also !!! It's 36 doors and no shop on the property . It's the last blg on the street b/4 the river.
Rumor is now we may keep Brunswick property for advanced autoIt has a great smell during the summer also !!! It's 36 doors and no shop on the property . It's the last blg on the street b/4 the river.
Regarding Harrisburg (Mount Joy), this is what I can confirm. Saia is leasing the former NEMF terminal, 55 doors and in really good shape. This terminal was closed when the crunch began and the service area was split between the larger terminals in Camp Hill and Lehighton. Many of us near-and-dear to NEMF feel the closing was a mistake and we now wish we had it back as we are facing some capacity issues at the other terminals.
It's my understanding this terminal will open May 1. There are about 40 brand new trailers sitting in the yard. I believe Saia already has some sales reps on the street as of last week. The rumor is that Saia will operate out of here for about 18 months and then move to a new facility to be built in the Harrisburg area. They already have the land; don't know where.
For those who know the area, we peddled from Middletown west to Columbia, south to Quarryville and Parkesburg, east to Reading and Pottstown, north to Lebanon and Jonestown. The terminal is located right off 283 which provided easy access to anyplace. Working here was a lot of fun.
One of our drivers left and and came back already, they started him at 29 and changeThe company seems to be marketing fairly aggressive. Saw a billboard in North Jersey. On rte3 by the stadium. Announcing the company is in town.Most trucking billboards I have seen are recruiting for drivers
One of our drivers left and and came back already, they started him at 29 and change
Didn't like it and came home in time for our dollar raise.
Hmmmm. Interesting. Saw one of the office guys on my way in the other day. He thought if someone left for the competition there was no returning. Maybe it is a case by case thingOne of our drivers left and and came back already, they started him at 29 and change
Didn't like it and came home in time for our dollar raise.
ManagementWhat didn't he like like about it?
Upper management extended their arm told him he could return if he didn't like it he just made it under the line. The new company policy is two months you can return at same rate and same seniorityHmmmm. Interesting. Saw one of the office guys on my way in the other day. He thought if someone left for the competition there was no returning. Maybe it is a case by case thing
Management
I knew policy was 1 year. Thinking that was medical, relocation, or for non ltl company. Guess things have to change with the times.Upper management extended their arm told him he could return if he didn't like it he just made it under the line. The new company policy is two months you can return at same rate and same seniority
Seems to be the trendNo surprise there...
I knew policy was 1 year. Thinking that was medical, relocation, or for non ltl company. Guess things have to change with the times.
ODFL has some extra dock space in the Charleston area with office space. They used to share it with Central Transport. CT moved into the vacated yellow terminal after the YRC merger. The space with OD has been vacant ever since. Around 20 doors I think. It's an old building. I think Pitt-Ohio opened it in the 80s before relocating to their current spot.Any news on expansion into. Charleston,West
Virginia. Heard a rumor SAIA would be sharing dock space with another company.
Maybe they can move in to the old Smith's Transfer building.We've needed a terminal in Charleston for a long time now. The Ohio terminals go as far as the state line and even that is a stretch for them. Charleston would be a good location for a breakbulk to service the new NE terminals.