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<blockquote data-quote="Mutineer" data-source="post: 5304611" data-attributes="member: 69587">I admit I don&#039;t have an answer for that conundrum. But if FedEx is indeed having the problems that we are informed of, something needs to change. Like maybe more closely copying other businesses that are succeeding.Another thing to consider is that once upon a time, FedEx didn&#039;t seem to have these problems. What changed?...and maybe NOT treating their contractors and drivers like slack-jawed pinheads, and utter disposable garbage is a notion worth considering. Respect doesn&#039;t cost anything.Or resorting to the usual cry of &quot;weee neeed mooore werrrkers.&quot; Which translates to advocating for open border policies, work visas, and amnesty for people who&#039;s purpose is to undermine working-class citizens.I think the toxic personalities running FedEx will allow it to go the way of the former Soviet Union. One fine day the whole rotten structure collapsed inward upon itself.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Mutineer, post: 5304611, member: 69587"] I admit I don't have an answer for that conundrum. But if FedEx is indeed having the problems that we are informed of, something needs to change. Like maybe more closely copying other businesses that are succeeding. Another thing to consider is that once upon a time, FedEx didn't seem to have these problems. What changed? ...and maybe NOT treating their contractors and drivers like slack-jawed pinheads, and utter disposable garbage is a notion worth considering. Respect doesn't cost anything. Or resorting to the usual cry of "weee neeed mooore werrrkers." Which translates to advocating for open border policies, work visas, and amnesty for people who's purpose is to undermine working-class citizens. I think the toxic personalities running FedEx will allow it to go the way of the former Soviet Union. One fine day the whole rotten structure collapsed inward upon itself. [/QUOTE]

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