No they are not going to close there doors on Labor Day. They have enough financial backing to last at least to the end of the year. If congress gives them the concessions on the pension plan, then your still talking about 300 million dollars a year to fully fund the pension plan. Since they have lost almost 400 million dollars this year so far, funding the pension plan is out of the question. Look for YRCW to ask the membership and the union for another 12 months deferment on the pension payment, and they will get it or go out of business. YRCW might throw the membership a bone and give back 5% of their wages. So says my crystal ball. TP