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<blockquote data-quote="Ghostwriter" data-source="post: 881124" data-attributes="member: 37359"><p>thatGreat post Lucho Kaiser! Being that there are 100 people waiting in line to replace any one of us, I feel confident that good will win the day! OK, so any employee fired, tenders a resignation, and or "relieved" of duty" FedEx has to invest the time and training on a new employee. This "new" employee might stay 5 years, 5 months, or only 5 days. I think eventually under the current "treatment" of the couriers all the talent at FedEx will go else where. This is not a good strategy to operate a business on a competitive basis. The revolving door and less starting wages looks good on a simple "spread sheet" but will cost dearly in the long run. Even in many simple comparisons, the evidence of talent and experience always is the most valuable tool in any business structure. Would you purchase brake shoes for your family's car because they are cheaper? Perhaps would you purchase the brakes from a company new to making the brake shoes? In conclusion; new and cheap does not equal safety, customer service, or profit...</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Ghostwriter, post: 881124, member: 37359"] thatGreat post Lucho Kaiser! Being that there are 100 people waiting in line to replace any one of us, I feel confident that good will win the day! OK, so any employee fired, tenders a resignation, and or "relieved" of duty" FedEx has to invest the time and training on a new employee. This "new" employee might stay 5 years, 5 months, or only 5 days. I think eventually under the current "treatment" of the couriers all the talent at FedEx will go else where. This is not a good strategy to operate a business on a competitive basis. The revolving door and less starting wages looks good on a simple "spread sheet" but will cost dearly in the long run. Even in many simple comparisons, the evidence of talent and experience always is the most valuable tool in any business structure. Would you purchase brake shoes for your family's car because they are cheaper? Perhaps would you purchase the brakes from a company new to making the brake shoes? In conclusion; new and cheap does not equal safety, customer service, or profit... [/QUOTE]
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