Yellow | YRC Worldwide tells lenders to expect sharply higher operating results this year

Yea... I don't know what I was talking about...
Ross said extending the due date on the debt would help YRC more than delaying repayment. It “decouples” work to extend or refinance the debt from labor negotiations YRC faces in early 2019 when its current contract with the International Brotherhood of Teamsters expires.

Read more here: http://www.kansascity.com/news/business/article160736989.html#storylink=cpy
 
I can hear it already...."We will be glad to extend that loan due in 2019 until 2022 if you get your employees to agree to extend the concessions....REMEMBER....YRC has to pay CSPF $100 M on 12.31.2019.....connect the dots.
Maybe Hoffa is hoping the CSPF will dissipate before that date or he was hoping in the beginning there wouldn't have been any resistance from the participants back in 2014 concerning the proposed MPRA or now law.Dont want to kill the cash cow of YRCW now would we?
 
I can hear it already...."We will be glad to extend that loan due in 2019 until 2022 if you get your employees to agree to extend the concessions....REMEMBER....YRC has to pay CSPF $100 M on 12.31.2019.....connect the dots.

$100 M does absolutely nothing to shore up CSPF. It is a pittance much better spent distributed directly to YRCW retirees and present employees, alike.

(It's not gonna happen, but REALLY? Dumping small amounts of cash into CSPF is like putting a new motor in a Yugo!) :17142:
 
$100 M does absolutely nothing to shore up CSPF. It is a pittance much better spent distributed directly to YRCW retirees and present employees, alike.

(It's not gonna happen, but REALLY? Dumping small amounts of cash into CSPF is like putting a new motor in a Yugo!) :17142:
The 100M is the money owed during the 18 month period that nothing was paid to CSPF...
 
Does Ernie Soehl Have a Plan for Freight?

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http://www.tdu.org/does_ernie_soehl_have_a_plan_for_frieght
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