I think you need a new act
Yep. You're right. I DO have first hand knowledge of their failing business plan. I see it every day. How about your view from the couch? Is it more clear than mine?you speak like you have some knowledge of the matter.
for 1 thing a business plan has nothing to do with being buried in debt in a bad economy.
Why waste your time you know he is never wrong.
Yes, they are buried in debt, and yes a bad economy exists, but you have to admit, that a solid business plan can keep your head above water, even in the worst of times. And since the company has a poor business plan, it has magnified their financial problems.
Yes it is. And since the terminals are where the company makes their money (or loses it), the debt can't be managed. Like I've said before......bad business plan = failure.
for 1 thing a business plan has nothing to do with being buried in debt in a bad economy.
A lot of big companies are struggling with the same prob. It's about debt management. The merge was doomed from the start. Yellow-Roadway don't mix. Culture clash did as much damage as the merge.
You saved me a lot of typing..... former roadway joe 10 years in case you forgot now abf ...still in the game unlike yourself....
We all think that it's good to hear from a retiree who is sitting on the couch all day, waaaaay out of the loop, and totally detached from what is going on at the terminals. Basically blowing smoke up everyone's butt trying to protect his pension, and couldn't care less about the working guys and their work rules.
Yep, you're right. We're down 15% and a pension short of where we should be.
We see our money being poured down the drain daily. I could fill a page with the stupidity that I see each week. And YRCW is the one that has forced the bad business plan down the terminals throat. Freight sitting in the yard all day is a bad business plan. Period. YRCW has devoured the morale of management, which trickles down to the rest of the employees.
They have also expected a huge turn around in the bill count, which hasn't happened either. {remember....the customers were coming back in droves.} And like I've said before......If I didn't pay my bills, my account would look better also.
Just your opinion. My opinion is that the merger was part of Zollar's original plan.
Just got back from our union meeting & the ba told us yrc has no new investors at this time.
Maybe because the actual investors are the people that everyone pays union dues to every month? Ever think about that?
When bill said investors i dont think he was talking about its employees........but then again who knows.
That might be a conflict of intrest.......but then again who knows.
ya I know, it's a circus out there but it always was...nothing ever changes..same ol same ol
