Don't leave a dolly or pallet jack? Bring the freight back. Pretty simple.They will not fix the equipment. They will not replace the broken or worn out hand trucks or replace the worn out pallet jacks. We have to rob Petter and pay Paul to put together a hand truck or pallet jack. They cut over half of the doors we can use to run dock operations. This is the most counterproductive asinine mess I have seen. They are back at harassment and threaten people’s jobs.
The companies operation ratio is the best it has ever been. You may not like working for them, but the company is making more profit than it ever has per dollar spent .It's ABF and Tforce I think volpe is union but they are small they are the last union LTLs ABF is a great company Tforce is not I think the new contract is killing them and fact that Yellow went under and they picked up next to zero of those accounts it's a matter of time before they go under and with xpo expanding their footprint it's game over for Tforce
Wow, something brand new.They are back at harassment and threaten people’s jobs.
They didn't find a sucker; they found a partner. UPS was looking to get out of freight without looking like they failed, and TFI has the ability to make that happen. The 5-year transition from UPGF is IMHO a way to sunset the company without making UPS look like a failure. This will allow TFI to liquidate or if all goes well to continue to operate in a profitable setting even though that seems unlikely at this point.They won't be able to compete with ODFL,XPO or even Estes. TForce is going to be the next Yellow. At least Yellow knew how to move freight, They were in business for 99 years, Tforce on the other hand purchased a bad UPS investment that cost them money to run every year until they found a sucker to buy the company (TFI) now they still have bad left over ups small pack reject Management running it further in to the ground. Tforce with be picked apart and TFI will lease the terminals out.
The equipment gets repaired at my terminal. The only issue is it takes to long.They didn't find a sucker; they found a partner. UPS was looking to get out of freight without looking like they failed, and TFI has the ability to make that happen. The 5-year transition from UPGF is IMHO a way to sunset the company without making UPS look like a failure. This will allow TFI to liquidate or if all goes well to continue to operate in a profitable setting even though that seems unlikely at this point.
One of the signs is right in the new contract, pension increase and lower insurance co-pay at the end of three years. That lines up nicely to the 5-year plan. The lack of equipment and the lack of maintenance is a serious issue and once again IMHO will come back to bite them on the ass big time. The word of constant overloads and no maintenance will catch the attention of the FHWA and the DOT and cost them big when the carrier rating drops. That is where the driver must shield themselves from liability, if its heavy or not compliant don't do it. No matter what they tell you, you are responsible, the driver has the last word on roadworthiness and the Law is behind you.
As always, be safe....
If Their OR is the best it ever was (upper 90's) put the out of business sign on the gate now talk to me when the OR is in the 70s or 80s tforce couldn't shine ODFL shoes.The companies operation ratio is the best it has ever been. You may not like working for them, but the company is making more profit than it ever has per dollar spent .
There are so many ways to make things work for yourself as a senior employee, if you are at the bottom of the list you are in trouble. That is that . The company is cutting the fat everywhere.
It's not in Tforce they can liquidate Tforce and it not hurt TFI some companies make bad investments buying ups freight was one of them.Tfi just spent 1billion, so they have money it’s just a matter of where they want to keep investing it at.
Again one of the biggest freight companies went out of business Yellow and they didn't evenThey didn't find a sucker; they found a partner. UPS was looking to get out of freight without looking like they failed, and TFI has the ability to make that happen. The 5-year transition from UPGF is IMHO a way to sunset the company without making UPS look like a failure. This will allow TFI to liquidate or if all goes well to continue to operate in a profitable setting even though that seems unlikely at this point.
One of the signs is right in the new contract, pension increase and lower insurance co-pay at the end of three years. That lines up nicely to the 5-year plan. The lack of equipment and the lack of maintenance is a serious issue and once again IMHO will come back to bite them on the ass big time. The word of constant overloads and no maintenance will catch the attention of the FHWA and the DOT and cost them big when the carrier rating drops. That is where the driver must shield themselves from liability, if its heavy or not compliant don't do it. No matter what they tell you, you are responsible, the driver has the last word on roadworthiness and the Law is behind you.
As always, be safe.....
I'm sure that's coming LolThey should do what YRC did in 2009. Start screwing the employees out of wages and benefits, then they can last another 14 years.
Yea bc they’re selling everything. When they run out of property to sell it’ll be back to a 99 OR lolThe companies operation ratio is the best it has ever been. You may not like working for them, but the company is making more profit than it ever has per dollar spent .
There are so many ways to make things work for yourself as a senior employee, if you are at the bottom of the list you are in trouble. That is that . The company is cutting the fat everywhere.