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https://www.wsj.com/articles/teamst...tive-contract-deal-1522352930#comments_sector
https://www.wsj.com/articles/teamst...tive-contract-deal-1522352930#comments_sector
You made the Wall Street Journal
https://www.wsj.com/articles/teamst...tive-contract-deal-1522352930#comments_sector
All my sources retired, I need some new ones.. I miss posting the coo's the minute I got em in my email...ok, but we need Details on deal ?? somebody must have a inside source ?
ABF, Teamsters negotiators agree to tentative collective bargaining compact
http://www.dcvelocity.com/articles/...e-to-tentative-collective-bargaining-compact/
The next and probably the most difficult step will be selling the proposal to ABF's union workers, a truculent group that took four months to ratify the 2013 compact after the company and union leaders had signed off on it, and almost shut down the carrier in the process. Union leaders are scheduled to meet with workers April 10 and 11 to discuss the proposal.
With one-month reprieve, ABF and its pugnacious rank-and-file retreat to separate corners
Truckingboards.com is a lively forum where truckers, who are normally opinionated people, go online to vent on the issues of the day. One recent post, from the handle of "Docker," who ostensibly is a unionized employee at ABF Freight System Inc., contained the image of a political button inscribed with the warning that "We Don't Want to Strike, But We Will!"
That could easily be dismissed as an idle, even foolish, threat since a Teamster strike could push the financially troubled less-than-truckload (LTL) carrier, which has lost about $230 million since 2009, over the edge, with thousands of jobs going with it. Yet it should be remembered that the 7,500 or so Teamsters employed at Fort Smith, Ark.-based ABF have been known to march to their own collective drummer.
In May 2010, while their union brethren at chief rival YRC Worldwide Inc. agreed to three separate wage and benefit concessions to drive down YRC's costs and keep it afloat, ABF's rank-and-file rejected similar givebacks that management said were needed to remain competitive. In the process, it defied its own union leadership that had negotiated the concessions.
http://www.dcvelocity.com/articles/20130402-abf-teamsters/
Judy also knew he was the best person to send that email to about the YRC buyout to. I wouldn't be surprised at all if there was a direct line from Judy's office to his. That article of his stated that ArcBest sent him that email while Judy acted all surpised and like she wasn't the one responsible for it's untimely arrival seeing how she put out that statement to her employees right after that article came out. As a matter of fact... I think she started that letter to the employees the very moment she had someone send that email to DC Velocity.