zigzag1149
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Unless you're one of the banks lending them money, why are you getting yourself all in a snit over all of that? Folks in the financial sector have facts and information that we don't.
Do you get paid for every day/hour that you work? Do your pay checks get cashed or your direct deposit get credited properly? That should be your concern. And so far, as far as I know, there haven't been any issues there so why not chill about the things that we have no control over. There are enough things in life to worry about without adding things we can't control.
Considering how many people had to move to keep a YRC job and how many more are being lead to believe the company will make it instead of pounding on doors looking for something new it's perfectly reasonable to ask questions. The only people who wouldn't ask question are people who believe there is no life outside of YRC.
Lots of people like to plan their future and don't see living paycheck to paycheck and hoping they have a job the next week as the way to live. They like to be proactive to look out for themselves, not reactive and waiting until they are in a bind and hard up.
So what are the savings going to amount to from the COO ? Will it be large enough to at least swing YRC-F's operating ratio into the black ? How many dock workers lost hours or jobs and how many linehaul workers lost miles or jobs ?
The union has somebody on the board of directors and is withholding the information, why ? If it was going to amount to real savings the lenders wouldn't have YRCW on it's knee's begging for mercy. The lenders would have already said good job and be bending over backwards to cut YRCW some slack.