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<blockquote data-quote="MrFedEx" data-source="post: 414314" data-attributes="member: 12508"><p>OK, ding-a-ling, here's today's lesson on Corporate America. FedEx eliminated the pension because they<em> could,</em> not because they were in financial difficulty. Unlike the airlines, FedEx was, and<em> is</em>,very profitable. FedEx was well able to continue funding employee pensions, but instead chose to pocket the money as profit and pay-out additional millions to it's already over-compensated top executives. They spun all of the adverse publicity about airline pensions into a campaign to eliminate FedEx pensions. You see, great dense one, FedEx isn't even an airline, although they'd like you to think they are. They, like UPS, are a <em>systems integrator,</em> which means that they offer a complete array of shipping and IT services through a <em>family </em>of companies like FedEx Freight, FedEx Ground, and FedEx Trade Networks, among others.</p><p> </p><p>It's called GREED, and if you think that FedEx gives a damn about any of it's people except the top tier of execs, you're sadly out of touch. You are so ill-informed that it amazes me. Do you EVER read anything other than <em>People Magazine?</em> Just how high is your almighty husband anyway? If he's really up there, he's a beneficiary of screwing-over all the rest of us so HE could have more. In short, they took away our retirement so your husband could have a better one. Thank him for me, would you? Is Sarah Palin a relative of yours....your endless positive spin without regard for the facts sounds just like her.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="MrFedEx, post: 414314, member: 12508"] OK, ding-a-ling, here's today's lesson on Corporate America. FedEx eliminated the pension because they[I] could,[/I] not because they were in financial difficulty. Unlike the airlines, FedEx was, and[I] is[/I],very profitable. FedEx was well able to continue funding employee pensions, but instead chose to pocket the money as profit and pay-out additional millions to it's already over-compensated top executives. They spun all of the adverse publicity about airline pensions into a campaign to eliminate FedEx pensions. You see, great dense one, FedEx isn't even an airline, although they'd like you to think they are. They, like UPS, are a [I]systems integrator,[/I] which means that they offer a complete array of shipping and IT services through a [I]family [/I]of companies like FedEx Freight, FedEx Ground, and FedEx Trade Networks, among others. It's called GREED, and if you think that FedEx gives a damn about any of it's people except the top tier of execs, you're sadly out of touch. You are so ill-informed that it amazes me. Do you EVER read anything other than [I]People Magazine?[/I] Just how high is your almighty husband anyway? If he's really up there, he's a beneficiary of screwing-over all the rest of us so HE could have more. In short, they took away our retirement so your husband could have a better one. Thank him for me, would you? Is Sarah Palin a relative of yours....your endless positive spin without regard for the facts sounds just like her. [/QUOTE]
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