STFXG
Well-Known Member
At least that was an attempted delivery and not a failed theft attempt..By the nation wide coverage of you guys tossing monitors over the gate, yes.
At least that was an attempted delivery and not a failed theft attempt..By the nation wide coverage of you guys tossing monitors over the gate, yes.
Because 8.50 helpers are the same as 32.00 drivers. You get what you pay for once again rings true.At least that was an attempted delivery and not a failed theft attempt..
Oh yeah Fedex home is just great...It only took me 3 weeks to get my coffee..tracking said customer or business not open or home..For 3 friend##kng weeks..GOOD job Fedex..see how long the public puts up with that crap!!!OR Amazon...By the way hire somebody that speaks english and takes a shower
Anecdotal. And very unbelievable.
Fdx is not as efficient as UPS. Fdx is not as big as UPS. The bigger Fdx gets, the more efficient they will become. The more volume they gain, the more trucks they can put on the road. The more trucks fdx has on the road, the more efficient they will be. The more efficient they are, the cost per piece will go down. They already save a bundle on labor, add a network as large as UPS and we COULD be doomed.
The only way to stop their growth is to level the field by getting the contractor and Airline model pulled or teamsters take a huge pay cut. We need to fight their business model.
You can argue what I wrote, but it does not change the fact how much Fdx is growing year to year. They are like a snowball rolling down a hill. Getting bigger and bigger. While UPS is rolling down a slippery ICE patch. Picking up little to nothing and at some point we could just crumble and fdx, rolling behind us, will pick up all the pieces. I am not anti union at all. Just saying what I am seeing.
We need to fight their business model.
Ball room jeans. I love those catalogs.I believe it, it didn't take 3 weeks, just one with me. Duluth Trading, I called them and let them know. The last 2x I've ordered from Duluth it's come UPS.
And I don't see that happening.
If they thought there was an avenue that such money would get the job done, I have no doubt they would do so. Can't just start throwing money stupidly, especially not after the TNT debacle.
It is public information how much companies spend on lobbying. Fdx spends a lot more then UPS or Teamsters. UPS and teamsters should lobby together and spend some $$ to lobby. They have 4 years to do it before we loose Obama. Not that I care about Obama,,,,,,
TNT debacle cost UPS 20 times more then they spent on lobbying.
What law makers or power brokers that are not already wooed by Fred should UPS and the Teamsters approach with lobbying money? It is possible that they cannot change the playing field and will be forced to change themselves.