He works out of the Intercourse, PA, Last Mile delivery terminal, that does all residential deliveries for NP, and also contracts with TFI.
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I thought it was between Bird in Hand and Blue Ball, just before ya get to Paradise.
According to Yellow, they want to be…oh, never mind
Yes. He also operates, Maxi’s Home Delivery Service, featuring 102” wide liftgates
Isn’t it Blue Ball, where if you get stopped by the police, they kick you in the ballz?
He she is Tri, enjoy!
Built for comfort not speed!He she is Tri, enjoy!
Employees of all the companies ABF bought were dovetailed, caused a lot of hard feelings every time. Navajo, ETMF & Worldway, (Carolina).
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It isn't ABF buying TFI word is ABF would endtail into TFI.
Care to share your source? If that was the case I would go to ups parcel for my remaining 4 years. Started out there from 90-93 seems fitting to ride it out making top dollar....
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1 of the 3 RDO's that I know. He stated that loyalty meant alot to TFI and they don't like master freight nor the central states
You have to understand that if this ever did happen he’s buying everything that comes with it. What he likes & dislikes doesn’t matter. If you’re high, low or somewhere in between it will affect everyone. Correct me if I’m wrong but I yet to see an end tail in big trucking mergers….
I wouldn't worry about any merger, the master freight agreement and the Central States pension fund, are the biggest obstacles, and the premium price tag .
Upsf has a stand alone pension and a stand alone contract (which is super company friendly) ABF has master freight and some horrible liability in their pension obligations.
Tfi closed the door on all pension obligations owed to all employees in 2021. They will only owe from 2021 forward. They buy ABF they are saddled with pension obligations past , present and future .
Upsf has a stand alone pension and a stand alone contract (which is super company friendly) ABF has master freight and some horrible liability in their pension obligations.
Tfi closed the door on all pension obligations owed to all employees in 2021. They will only owe from 2021 forward. They buy ABF they are saddled with pension obligations past , present and future .
No place else even comes close.
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Yes it ended for UPGF and started for Tforce. Our contract like all of the previous contracts were written for the benefit of the company. We're hopeful that O'Brian will do better.
This is better than sitting at the bar at our local pub.
Come on out to Clarence on a Sunday and stop at Hamm’s Beet Bar.
I doubt this will ever happen. Nobody wants the pension obligation ABF has. If such a buyout were to happen, the buyer or employees do not have the luxury of picking and choosing what they want or wish for. The ruling on the ABF acquistions were they were mergers, therefore employees from companies being bought were dovetailed by seniority. I did not like it but that was the ruling. This happened with the Youngblood, Navajo, ETMF & Carolina Worldway acquisitions. ABF supplied the funds & was the surviving carrier but the opinion of the committee was they were mergers. Lower seniority employees from both companies lost their jobs & others had to move to keep their jobs.
ABF went through a takeover attempt, (Leveraged buyout), many years ago & survived but it was costly.
Yup and the better contract would survive. That would be ABF contract and dovetail. Never going to happen just a bunch of writers trying to get click bait.