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Good! Should have given him more. Stupid trucking firms. We're not robots you A-Holes!
Not knowing the whole story...but...if a man stays out drinking and partying all day/night and is not rested for his next tour, it's not the company's fault either. It's every driver's responsibility to get the proper amount of rest needed...just sayin'
 
Not knowing the whole story...but...if a man stays out drinking and partying all day/night and is not rested for his next tour, it's not the company's fault either. It's every driver's responsibility to get the proper amount of rest needed...just sayin'
I didn't read anywhere that it said he was out drinking and partying, why couldn't he have just been ill?
 
It's always a drivers fault don't you know! Lol. Did you expect anything else from Red?
Wrong...Getoverit has a point, the driver in question with regards to the link could've easily been the result of an illness, my point was the link didn't specify as to the reason for his fatigue.
I was speaking of of individual that I've worked with who's actually did as I suggested...he'd stay out drinking then call in saying he was to fatigued to work and get upset when he received an unexcused absence. We knew he did it, management knew he did it, he's just lucky he was never fired.
 
Jury awards $2.6 million to Swift owner-operator for negligence in equipment maintenance

http://www.ccjdigital.com/jury-awar...8-25-2015&utm_campaign=CCJ&ust_id=e5b3f91fe5&

"Though the owner-operator was partly to blame, the jury found, mega-carrier Swift (No. 3 in the CCJ Top 250) was most at fault in a June 2012 accident in which Willoughby was, according to attorney Wesley Ball, “adjusting a tandem unit attached to a trailer…when the trailer ran over his foot.” The trailer, freight included, weighed about 50,000 pounds, said Ball, Willoughby’ attorney, in a press release. "
 
The U.S. is choking on its traffic and it’s going to get worse

http://www.washingtonpost.com/local...fe4e7a-4b35-11e5-902f-39e9219e574b_story.html

"The report to be released Wednesday shows that traffic delays in most parts of the country have bounced back to pre-recession levels. That undermines the hope that three trends — telecommuting, the movement of people back to cities and a decline in millennials seeking driver’s licenses — might provide an antidote to congestion."
 
ATA, Two Lobbying Groups Ask Appeals Court to Side With FedEx Over NLRB

Read more at: http://www.ttnews.com/articles/base...utm_medium=newsletter&utm_campaign=newsletter

"American Trucking Associations and two major business lobbying groups filed a friend-of-the-court brief with the U.S. Court of Appeals for the D.C. Circuit asking a three-judge panel to find in favor of a FedEx Corp. subsidiary and against the National Labor Relations Board."
 
ATA, Two Lobbying Groups Ask Appeals Court to Side With FedEx Over NLRB

Read more at: http://www.ttnews.com/articles/base...utm_medium=newsletter&utm_campaign=newsletter

"American Trucking Associations and two major business lobbying groups filed a friend-of-the-court brief with the U.S. Court of Appeals for the D.C. Circuit asking a three-judge panel to find in favor of a FedEx Corp. subsidiary and against the National Labor Relations Board."
ATA, no friend to a driver!!!
 
In landmark case, labor board lets more workers bargain with their employer’s employer

http://www.washingtonpost.com/news/...inesses-accountable-for-their-subcontractors/

"A federal labor board voted Thursday to redefine the employee-employer relationship granting new bargaining powers to workers caught up in an economy increasingly reliant on subcontractors, franchisees and temporary staffing agencies."

Directly from the NLRB: https://www.nlrb.gov/news-outreach/news-story/board-issues-decision-browning-ferris-industries

"The Board ordered that within 14 days the ballots that were impounded on April 25, 2014 shall be counted and the appropriate certification issued"
 
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