That story was started on page 3 of this link;
http://www.truckingboards.com/truck...onal/67476-upper-mgt-its-time-tell-truth.html
It is posted in El Paso. I saw it on Friday when I was there, and I was told it is also posted in Harrisburg, but I didn't go in the drivers room when I got back today, so I didn't see it for myself.
Here is the memo originally posted by Snowball;
OK here is the big news you have been waiting on.
PRESHIFT AND POST
To: All FedEx National LTL
Subject: Smoke-free Workplace: Vehicles
Date: September 15, 2009
On October 1, 2009, FedEx Freight Regional, National LTL, System, and HQ (“the company”) will expand its no smoking policy to include all company vehicles in all states.
The company prohibits smoking in all enclosed buildings, but had allowed smoking in certain company vehicles where there were no local or state smoking regulations. The company’s revised policy extends the definition of "place of employment" to vehicles; therefore, the company will prohibit smoking in all vehicles that are owned, leased or provided by the company, including but not limited to tractors, trailers, hostling units, and company owned and leased cars.
To maximize the utilization of our fleet, team members must share vehicles and other equipment, so making all of our offices and vehicles “smoke free” is the right thing to do. The hazards of second-hand smoke are well documented and we must ensure that our people have a safe and secure work environment.
Please carefully review the updated policy and direct any questions to your manager or a Human Resources team member.
Remember, ATTITUDE IS EVERYTHING.
Mike Mxxx, FedEx National LTL