There is the possibility that this economic crisis will only allow a few carriers to survive. If you add the cancer of the Union to the non Union carriers (via the Employee Free Choice Act), it will surely change the way carriers do business.
There may only be a hand full of carriers that survive the storm.
If YRC drops off the earth, (whaaa... we need money to pay people who don't want to work a full day, and pay for pensions that we didn't plan for!) then its Christmas for all the other carriers. Then customers will get a taste of what real service is. GO CON-WAY!
:woot:
Of those that survive, will surely be those with the deep pockets: FedEx and UPS.
2009 will slowly whittle away those that cant hang, by 2010, who will be left?
Who will the others be....? :eek:
There may only be a hand full of carriers that survive the storm.
If YRC drops off the earth, (whaaa... we need money to pay people who don't want to work a full day, and pay for pensions that we didn't plan for!) then its Christmas for all the other carriers. Then customers will get a taste of what real service is. GO CON-WAY!
:woot:Of those that survive, will surely be those with the deep pockets: FedEx and UPS.
2009 will slowly whittle away those that cant hang, by 2010, who will be left?
Who will the others be....? :eek:
