I didn't know Welch called you. I thought he just whispered the ideas to you as you rolled out of his bed each morning. Zing!
That was Raquel who did that. You've got your Welch's mixed up.
I didn't know Welch called you. I thought he just whispered the ideas to you as you rolled out of his bed each morning. Zing!
Think about it.... The result is that your still working at YRCF and making a decent wage and decent benefits....So yes...The concessions voted on by the majority achieved the same result..the Company is still in operation....I think that was the objective...I think that is a good result...
Companies have always cut rates in hopes of attracting new business...nothing new with that....In the current economic environment that we are experiencing, the Non-Union Companies are most likely cutting wages to their employees for the same reason that YRCF is...to cut costs where they can....Do you think that by demanding that your past wage be paid is going to somehow make YRCF profitable again...and raise the wages of the Non-Union employees?...
Allow YRCF to shut down.... you will end up in a place with less pay...likely significantly less pay and benefits...Why do you see that as an acceptable alternative to the Job you already have?
Really? If any Non-Union workers think that their pay reductions are just because of YRCF concessions..then they are showing there small minded thinking.... so you think it's not working? well.... Your still working aren't you? ... If it wasn't, you would have been working at a Company that pays much less all ready....and probably with a lot of the same "crap" you put up with at YRCF..... So yes...right now it's working for all the Employees of YRCF.....and will until the "vote no" crowd gets what they want.....
Yes I have heard that "Definition" before...If that is true, consider this..Companies have been closed for various reasons many times....and in every case it's the workers, people like you, that are the ones that take the brunt of the hardships it will inevitably create...so how will shutting down YRCF be any different? If you think the Closure of YRCF is somehow going to be different than that....doesn't that make your argument in favor of shutting down the Company just as "insane"?
Quite to the Contrary....if the "vote no" crowd had their way.....the Company would already have been gone.....which means that the issue of voting on anything would not exist....So it is only becasue of the sane, that you have the opportunity to exercise your right to vote at this time on this issue....
You ever stop and think maybe alot of yes voters in the past figured out they were lied to multiple times in the past and are simply demanding honest answers and accountability this time before considering anything else?
You ever stop and think maybe alot of yes voters in the past figured out they were lied to multiple times in the past and are simply demanding honest answers and accountability this time before considering anything else?
Because I called him a brown noser and R-14 has kicked people for that before.
You didn't read my post about the ABF sale and Hoffa being shocked? I am a real thinking man, and right now I think you are scared. Scared of going through hardship for the principle of the matter. Scared to hunt for another job. Scared to stand up to bullying tactics and tyranny, but worst of all you try to frame your argument in compassion for everybody else. You hide your scared little shell of a man figure behind the guise that you care if others lose their job, when all along you are scared. Don't forget to leave your light in when you go to sleep!
Because I called him a brown noser and R-14 has kicked people for that before.
I am a real thinking man, and right now I think you are scared
Scared of going through hardship for the principle of the matter.
Scared to hunt for another job. Scared to stand up to bullying tactics and tyranny,
You hide your scared little shell of a man figure behind the guise that you care if others lose their job, when all along you are scared
worst of all you try to frame your argument in compassion for everybody else.
I guess being born with a backbone and using it is something I can't help. How do you invertebrates type the ideas fed to you by the company?
I already have another job. I just stay here cause I like the friendly work environment.
Well then stop trying to ruin it for everyone else then......and for yourself too, as it like the friendly work environment...and I must say that I can agree with the Friendly work Environment comment.... I spent 25 years with the Company and the people that I worked with were, for the most part, Good people and made the daily grind tolerable .....
I turned down a job there in 96 or 97, went through the whole hiring process.Private fleet hauling our own products- not in LTL!
The hiring process takes 4 months...
I have a new tractor, and a regular schedule. Our Management says email or call if you have a problem. Otherwise we communicate every three months or so. Just show up- meet the schedule, go home. Life is good!
Lied to? In what way? Are you saying that Company just made it all up about how financially distressed they were...and still are? From the Posts that I read it appears that they are calling for the Closure of the Company....not about honest answers....with your distrust of the Company and the Union would you even recognize what an honest answer would look like? ...
More accurately it is not so much YRCF as it is the conditions placed on them by the lenders....How does it make sense to support the loss of Jobs just because you feel you were "lied" to? ... It is a big World out there and along the way someone is going to "lie" to you.... you just have to grow up and get over that as it is a fact of life in our society......the Issue is larger than whether or not you feel that you were "lied" to..
It is more prudent to make a decision based on a gathering of the facts as best as possible and leave your hurt feelings about your perception of being "lied" to at home.....
Lied to? In what way? Are you saying that Company just made it all up about how financially distressed they were...and still are? From the Posts that I read it appears that they are calling for the Closure of the Company....not about honest answers....with your distrust of the Company and the Union would you even recognize what an honest answer would look like? ...
More accurately it is not so much YRCF as it is the conditions placed on them by the lenders....How does it make sense to support the loss of Jobs just because you feel you were "lied" to? ... It is a big World out there and along the way someone is going to "lie" to you.... you just have to grow up and get over that as it is a fact of life in our society......the Issue is larger than whether or not you feel that you were "lied" to..
It is more prudent to make a decision based on a gathering of the facts as best as possible and leave your hurt feelings about your perception of being "lied" to at home.....
Well then stop trying to ruin it for everyone else then......and for yourself too, as it like the friendly work environment...and I must say that I can agree with the Friendly work Environment comment.... I spent 25 years with the Company and the people that I worked with were, for the most part, Good people and made the daily grind tolerable .....
I agree. Let's shut them down so we don't have to lose that $122,995.00. Huh???
Isn't supporting the Bankruptcy of YRCF the same thing..?? Think about it for a moment....How many Union Trucking Jobs are left? ... Actively supporting the Demise of YRCF through a "no vote" is tantamount to throwing in the towel, as it were, essentially giving up those things that you say our past Brothers & Sisters "fought" for. Once YRCF closes, those "things" that have been a cornerstone of Union Membership, will be lost with no hope of being regained by the majority of YRCF employees. Also it will serve only to further weaken the Union. To hold out hope and to respect our past brothers and sisters, would it not be more logical to do what needs to be done to "nurse" the Company back to Financial health before trying to negotiate for a better contract?
Furthermore, Am I to conclude from your statement that your more concerned with our "Past Brothers" than with needs of our current Brothers and Sisters? What about all those retirees that contributed to the Union and the Company over a lifetime of hard work....many of whom walked picket lines in the past.....Just shut it down and give up because your not happy.....? Such shallow and small thinking.....Perhaps you should give yourself that "atta boy"
I am not supporting bankruptcy...I would just like to know how much are we willing to give back "just to have a job?" Do we give back another week's vacation?....Our measly 5 sick days?.....another 5,10%?.... Tell me how much you are willing to give back to have the luxury to work in freezing cold temperatures or blistering hot temperatures, just to watch them give you ballcaps and **** their money away. With the first round of concessions, we were told this is all we need to right the ship. Was it? Or did they not come back again and again. All I ask is that you tell me when enough is enough. If you chose to give up more, then, atta boy.
People on here are figuring on wages they can't count on until they've worked to earn them. Just like counting money not earned during a strike. Never count as owed what you never received. The vote took the wages from one amount to another. That's all you have. There is 'no owed'....
Take the needle off the record for crying out loud. You along with the others that don't work for YRC couldn't care less if WE, the men and woman who actually work for the company take another 5 years of concessions. You're not having to deal with the pay cuts, nor the pension issues WE face. You just want the company to remain open for your own selfish reasons. That would be that if the company closed the doors the pension funds would be flooded by new retirees trying to get whatever they can and in turn break the funds all together. So scram! Sit on the sidelines and let the active members discuss these issues WE face.
It's a long commute to Indy, but come on down. We need another. Short, night runs, tho. Would be bottom of 9 in our little fleet. PM me if you want more info.I turned down a job there in 96 or 97, went through the whole hiring process.
Nice people there. And they are always nice when I deliver to the factory or warehouses now.
Didn't take it because I had a great job working for great people but that didn't last for another six months.
Should have re applied but when I got the job a holland I thought I had my last job.
YRC fixed that for me.