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<blockquote data-quote="bacha29" data-source="post: 3492891" data-attributes="member: 58386"><p>Spot on Bounty. This over riding questions still remains. What is the end game? What is the real role of the contractor? The answers are pretty simple. First the end game is to create a pathway to cheap trucking and cheap labor. The role of the contractor is to keep that pathway open and cleared. If he can't do it they'll present that departing contestant with a gift. A gift? Yes indeed. A bunch of worn out smelter bait trucks that have little or no alternative use. </p><p></p><p>Overtime? Never. Benefits? By his own admission he sends his employees over to their spouses employers and expects them to extend coverage and protection against catastrophic medical expenses and to bear the additional costs accordingly. In doing so he wants his profits to be privatized but the risks to be socialized IWBF depends on those employers to provide that coverage. If not then he would have 3 guys on every truck. One coming, one driving and one leaving.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="bacha29, post: 3492891, member: 58386"] Spot on Bounty. This over riding questions still remains. What is the end game? What is the real role of the contractor? The answers are pretty simple. First the end game is to create a pathway to cheap trucking and cheap labor. The role of the contractor is to keep that pathway open and cleared. If he can't do it they'll present that departing contestant with a gift. A gift? Yes indeed. A bunch of worn out smelter bait trucks that have little or no alternative use. Overtime? Never. Benefits? By his own admission he sends his employees over to their spouses employers and expects them to extend coverage and protection against catastrophic medical expenses and to bear the additional costs accordingly. In doing so he wants his profits to be privatized but the risks to be socialized IWBF depends on those employers to provide that coverage. If not then he would have 3 guys on every truck. One coming, one driving and one leaving. [/QUOTE]
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