MrFedEx
Engorged Member
While it's certainly nice to get a raise, the newest pay actions still do absolutely nothing to end the ridiculous 20-year pay progression scale. I've seen rumors floated that they were finally going to do something, but it's obviously more of the same, with higher raises but the same old crap on topout times. In short, the status quo prevails.
No doubt, the usual suspects will be on here crowing about how great FedEx is and that I'm just complaining about something that's really wonderful. OK, but even with the raise, we are still about where we should have been 10 years ago with wages, and back then, we still had a real retirement plan.
If you'd like to be an idiot, go on believing that this is the sign of a sea change in the way FedEx upper management views employees. It isn't, and the changeover in the House to Republican leadership has sealed the deal. The EFCA and RLA provision changes that would have forced changes at FedEx are effectively dead and buried for now.
That means that it's business as usual at FedEx and that they're going to push even harder than ever to make you a profitable "unit of production". Fred has been given the biggest Christmas gift of all by an impotent Congress and an equally flaccid President. Don't forget the Teamsters, who have pulled a disappearing act to rival that of Hoffa Sr.
"Thank you", Mr. Oberstar, Mr. Hoffa (Jr), Mr. Rockefeller and all the rest of you who couldn't "get it up" when you needed to. Perhaps we should send all of you an extra-strength prescription for Viagra so you can get the job done. Oh, wait a minute. It's already too late. The object of your affections has already left the room.
No doubt, the usual suspects will be on here crowing about how great FedEx is and that I'm just complaining about something that's really wonderful. OK, but even with the raise, we are still about where we should have been 10 years ago with wages, and back then, we still had a real retirement plan.
If you'd like to be an idiot, go on believing that this is the sign of a sea change in the way FedEx upper management views employees. It isn't, and the changeover in the House to Republican leadership has sealed the deal. The EFCA and RLA provision changes that would have forced changes at FedEx are effectively dead and buried for now.
That means that it's business as usual at FedEx and that they're going to push even harder than ever to make you a profitable "unit of production". Fred has been given the biggest Christmas gift of all by an impotent Congress and an equally flaccid President. Don't forget the Teamsters, who have pulled a disappearing act to rival that of Hoffa Sr.
"Thank you", Mr. Oberstar, Mr. Hoffa (Jr), Mr. Rockefeller and all the rest of you who couldn't "get it up" when you needed to. Perhaps we should send all of you an extra-strength prescription for Viagra so you can get the job done. Oh, wait a minute. It's already too late. The object of your affections has already left the room.