Northern Flash
Today's Democrats are similar to Commies.
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Just a note to everyone that this may apply to.
To all of the city drivers who spend more time trying to get out of work, than they actually spend working. To those who live way beyond their financial means, and constantly steal time from the company, trying to support their spending habit. We'll see you in the Unemployment line.
To the line haul drivers that stop for their break, two miles from their destination terminal, just to delay the freight. To the line haul drivers that will do anything possible to get past their "click" for lay over pay. We'll see you in the unemployment line.
To the dock workers that would risk damaging a piece of freight, rather than get off the forklift to protect the freight by using the proper handling equipment. And to the dock worker who could care less about the load that he is loading. We'll see you in the Unemployment line.
To the dock supervisors who make the poor business decisions, trying to take care of your favorite drivers, instead of making good business decisions that are in the best interest of the company. And to the dock supervisors that are costing the company money by adding to their favorite drivers overtime, even when they are not needed, instead of sending them home. We'll see you in the Unemployment line.
To the terminal managers who watch your terminal fall apart structurally and financially, but refuse to make any proper business decision changes. To the terminal managers that refuse to run their terminal like it's their own business, instead you sit back and watch it crumble as though you don't have a dime invested. To the terminal managers that have just given up on their operation. We'll see you in the unemployment line.
To the regional managers who oversee the operations that are failing, yet do absolutely nothing to correct the problems. To the regional managers who are too busy kissing your boss' backside trying to move up the corporate ladder, instead of looking good by overseeing your operations, and taking corrective action. To the regional managers who don't have the guts to take corrective action against the managers that you oversee. We'll see you in the Unemployment line.
To the corporate executives who have more concern for your own massive paycheck and bonus. To the corporate executives that could care less about how many lives you destroy, while only worrying about your own self interests. To the corporate executives who can not understand that the blue collar people are what makes a company successful. To the corporate executive who fails to promote a team atmosphere. We'll see you in the Unemployment line.
It's been a good ride.
We'll see you in the Unemployment line.
To all of the city drivers who spend more time trying to get out of work, than they actually spend working. To those who live way beyond their financial means, and constantly steal time from the company, trying to support their spending habit. We'll see you in the Unemployment line.
To the line haul drivers that stop for their break, two miles from their destination terminal, just to delay the freight. To the line haul drivers that will do anything possible to get past their "click" for lay over pay. We'll see you in the unemployment line.
To the dock workers that would risk damaging a piece of freight, rather than get off the forklift to protect the freight by using the proper handling equipment. And to the dock worker who could care less about the load that he is loading. We'll see you in the Unemployment line.
To the dock supervisors who make the poor business decisions, trying to take care of your favorite drivers, instead of making good business decisions that are in the best interest of the company. And to the dock supervisors that are costing the company money by adding to their favorite drivers overtime, even when they are not needed, instead of sending them home. We'll see you in the Unemployment line.
To the terminal managers who watch your terminal fall apart structurally and financially, but refuse to make any proper business decision changes. To the terminal managers that refuse to run their terminal like it's their own business, instead you sit back and watch it crumble as though you don't have a dime invested. To the terminal managers that have just given up on their operation. We'll see you in the unemployment line.
To the regional managers who oversee the operations that are failing, yet do absolutely nothing to correct the problems. To the regional managers who are too busy kissing your boss' backside trying to move up the corporate ladder, instead of looking good by overseeing your operations, and taking corrective action. To the regional managers who don't have the guts to take corrective action against the managers that you oversee. We'll see you in the Unemployment line.
To the corporate executives who have more concern for your own massive paycheck and bonus. To the corporate executives that could care less about how many lives you destroy, while only worrying about your own self interests. To the corporate executives who can not understand that the blue collar people are what makes a company successful. To the corporate executive who fails to promote a team atmosphere. We'll see you in the Unemployment line.
It's been a good ride.
We'll see you in the Unemployment line.
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ers out there sucking up w/ the company and yet claiming to be a teamster.......
