A bad attitude? That describes our entire building.
If anything, they'd probably be happy if a few opted out entirely. Then they can point to them and say, "look, company X doesn't display anything saying FedEx. How can they be our employees?"
Where did I lose you?
They don't have to. That's what we're talking about. We can chose not to wear uniforms and have our trucks be plain white. They pay us a small amount to promote their brand. Now in addition to that they want our company names displayed. It may be easier/cheaper to just opt out of all branding.
We have plenty of Ground contractors around here who use rental vans instead of investing in their own vehicles.
We don't have to "try and separate" Fedex Ground and contracted service providers; they are already different entities... Although I imagine that it is somewhere along the same vein as CSP identification badges having a statement on them identifying the wearer as a vendor(or employee thereof) rather than an employee of Fedex Ground.
That's because you are not independent at all.
You're right, crossed conversations going on here. The patches are our corporation names on the FedEx uniforms. We don't know the rules yet so it's hard to estimate the cost. It looks like they're around $1.50 a patch plus whatever it costs to sew them on. If we have to do that for every shirt and jacket of every employee now and in the future, it might be easier to just have employees wear their own street clothes. Though that will likely just trade the headaches with management with headaches with even more confused customers.
Oh great. Just what we need......even more confused customers.
No, usually a Ryder or Penske logo though.
