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<blockquote data-quote="btrlov" data-source="post: 4366367" data-attributes="member: 29173">i know a station in nyc that will be affected because all the 20-30 yr vets, 55+ people do the residential stops to avoid the bulkier business stops in the P2 cycle.&nbsp; Kinda sad and pathetic to see these 20yr+ vets being sent home because they got OT the previous day.&nbsp; they already&nbsp; had to reshuffle routes, to divert work,&nbsp; so all these couriers are pitted against&nbsp; each other for a 35 hr&nbsp; work week. Other carriers are trying to slow down. thats the current trend,&nbsp; in a big city station . I will imagine its only gonna get worse once those couriers lose residential&nbsp; and they&nbsp; have to take work for other routes...lowering everyone&#039;s hours.&nbsp;All they had to do is vote for a union, when they had the chance. All these issues would been under contract terms, instead of a free-for-all try to see what sticks approach. You mean to tell me these bleed purple people didnt see this coming. These old men dedicated there lives, stood there by the clock waiting punch in like zombies, joking, laughing and they didnt see this coming with the history of company. Sad to see the near 70 year old men, that failed to properly plan for retirement, that&nbsp; dedicated their entire adult lives to FedEx have to fight for hours. Fedex has demonstrated that they are willing to change the rules, change the paradigm as they see fit.Once they even modify&nbsp; or cancel min hrs rules in any manner... thats &quot;the sign&quot;.... get out or game over.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="btrlov, post: 4366367, member: 29173"] i know a station in nyc that will be affected because all the 20-30 yr vets, 55+ people do the residential stops to avoid the bulkier business stops in the P2 cycle. Kinda sad and pathetic to see these 20yr+ vets being sent home because they got OT the previous day. they already had to reshuffle routes, to divert work, so all these couriers are pitted against each other for a 35 hr work week. Other carriers are trying to slow down. thats the current trend, in a big city station . I will imagine its only gonna get worse once those couriers lose residential and they have to take work for other routes...lowering everyone's hours. All they had to do is vote for a union, when they had the chance. All these issues would been under contract terms, instead of a free-for-all try to see what sticks approach. You mean to tell me these bleed purple people didnt see this coming. These old men dedicated there lives, stood there by the clock waiting punch in like zombies, joking, laughing and they didnt see this coming with the history of company. Sad to see the near 70 year old men, that failed to properly plan for retirement, that dedicated their entire adult lives to FedEx have to fight for hours. Fedex has demonstrated that they are willing to change the rules, change the paradigm as they see fit. Once they even modify or cancel min hrs rules in any manner... thats "the sign".... get out or game over. [/QUOTE]

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