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<blockquote data-quote="bbsam" data-source="post: 405212"><p>It seems only a matter of time before Fred starts opening air operations up to contracting. It wouldn't be the first company to use both company drivers and owner operators and Fred has a large group of contractors who may want to get in on that action. Especially in California where ground contractors must own two or more routes, the idea of expansion within a territory becomes very attractive. That is how express moves from drivers to contractors. Slowly and methodically. A driver retires and FedEx opens the opportunity to an owner operator/contractor. I currently own several ground routes and a home delivery route. I don't see any reason why the company would be prohibited from moving in that direction. Remember that the Estrada ruling in California did not forbid contracting, merely the company's execution of compliance of the contract. Therefore, by what virtue would Express never be open to contracting other than that it never has been in the past?</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="bbsam, post: 405212"] It seems only a matter of time before Fred starts opening air operations up to contracting. It wouldn't be the first company to use both company drivers and owner operators and Fred has a large group of contractors who may want to get in on that action. Especially in California where ground contractors must own two or more routes, the idea of expansion within a territory becomes very attractive. That is how express moves from drivers to contractors. Slowly and methodically. A driver retires and FedEx opens the opportunity to an owner operator/contractor. I currently own several ground routes and a home delivery route. I don't see any reason why the company would be prohibited from moving in that direction. Remember that the Estrada ruling in California did not forbid contracting, merely the company's execution of compliance of the contract. Therefore, by what virtue would Express never be open to contracting other than that it never has been in the past? [/QUOTE]
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