FedEx Freight | Raise

["THETRUTH"]

Given the fact that 80% of the driver's I encounter daily are stealing a paycheck from FedEx, I'd say the ship has sailed on the issue of industry leading wages...our so called driver's don't deserve them.

If 80% of drivers you"encounter" are stealing a paycheck like you say. Then that would be bad management.

 

[aztec warrior]

Oh, but some will try...

Red racer???

 

[Crazy Trucker]

If 80% of drivers you"encounter" are stealing a paycheck like you say. Then that would be bad management.

Yep we have a winner ^^^^

 

[seabreeze]

If we're going to treat our employees like every other company, then we should expect the same quality of driver, the same results, the same profits, the same ambition, the same level of customer service or lack thereof.
If on the other hand we want our employees to provide superior service, be superior drivers who bring superior results, ambition and ultimately profits...then superior compensation is warranted.

Superior Drive??????

 

[Streaker69]

Given the fact that 80% of the driver's I encounter daily are stealing a paycheck from FedEx, I'd say the ship has sailed on the issue of industry leading wages...our so called driver's don't deserve them.

I feel like one of those guys some days. There's too many people and not enough to do. They refuse to send part timers home and I refuse to make less than my 8. And I just found out we're bringing in 10 more driver apprentices .I asked why? Supervisors are asking if we want to leave after 4 or 5 hours. I was told IDK, that's what they want.

 

[SwampRatt]

. And I just found out we're bringing in 10 more driver apprentices

Not sure who's telling you that. The last "Internal Career Opportunities" posting listed 6 Driver Apprentices COMPANY WIDE. And only 9 Drivers COMPANY WIDE.

The next posting comes out tomorrow. I'll be curious to see if it reflects an increase, or not...

 

[Hoot Owl]

.75 an hour and half a cent on the mile

 

[Redracer3136]

.75 an hour and half a cent on the mile

 

[SwampRatt]

.75 an hour and half a cent on the mile

THAT, following THIS?

Operating income up 10%, despite 3% lower revenue. SUCCESS

Operating Margin up 1.2%. Success

Revenue per shipment up 3% overall. Success

Revenue per hundredweight up 8%. SUCCESS


WHAT?

 

[Streaker69]

Not sure who's telling you that. The last "Internal Career Opportunities" posting listed 6 Driver Apprentices COMPANY WIDE. And only 9 Drivers COMPANY WIDE.

The next posting comes out tomorrow. I'll be curious to see if it reflects an increase, or not...

I got it from somebody close to the program. Sure enough, on Friday I recurved an alert from indeed notifying me of the new opportunities at FXF.

 

[No F-bdy Bs]

.75 an hour and half a cent on the mile

Is this confirmed ?

 

[gotwhatuvoted4]

2% is for managers, hourly/mileage hasn’t been announced yet...no bonus, 2% raise, sucks to be a red shirt these days!!

That’s a lot more percentage wise then the road got

 

[mattbob]

That’s a lot more percentage wise then the road got

road got hosed again

 

[Hoot Owl]

TM and Road manager telling everyone this AM.

 

[No F-bdy Bs]

So basically EVERYONE that claimed to KNOW the raise amount was wrong. Again.
Where's the "3.2%! Wait 2 weeks and see!" dude?

 

[Purple Haze]

.75 an hour and half a cent on the mile

That's what we're just told too

 

[Purple Hammer]

THAT, following THIS?

Operating income up 10%, despite 3% lower revenue. SUCCESS

Operating Margin up 1.2%. Success

Revenue per shipment up 3% overall. Success

Revenue per hundredweight up 8%. SUCCESS


WHAT?

2.3% for hourly. Not cool.

 

[No F-bdy Bs]

Depending on what inflation numbers you subscribe to, EVERY FxF employee will make less next year, than they have in the last 18 months.

 

[Crazy Trucker]

Depending on what inflation numbers you subscribe to, EVERY FxF employee will make less next year, than they have in the last 18 months.

Yes not to mention the family play on better insurance plan is 539 a month now we really went backwards.

 

[seabreeze]

I think about .30cpm is more than enough for todays drivers, a leisure drive in todays almost non-existent traffic
a nice shiny big rig with all the bells and whistles, hi horse power, no hard driving boss, who could ask for more,
think about all that prestige.