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<blockquote data-quote="DELACROIX" data-source="post: 3738813" data-attributes="member: 49065">I get were your are coming from..No degree in economics here.I did go back to their profit projections and the statistics did include:International, Freight and Package...With Package being the largest.&nbsp; International would be the only one that would not be under a collective bargaining agreement (except the Pilots and Mechanics)..Without the Teamster workforce&nbsp; the whole ball of wax will collapse, remember the Pilots and Mechanics honored our picket lines in &quot;97&quot;...Again I have to remind you that UPS&#039;s pension liabilities are lessening by ever year, they did well with their pension investments last year (14.5%), they now only have a 21% annual tax payment and they put in 5 Billion dollars at the beginning of this year into their pension funds, 3 Billion more than they did the previous year.Their forwarding statements to investors clearly spells out a cheery future on their profit margins.&nbsp; The doom and gloom that Jamie is quoting on her first couple of videos is not conforming to the UPS&#039;s financial experts are saying?</blockquote>

[QUOTE="DELACROIX, post: 3738813, member: 49065"] I get were your are coming from..No degree in economics here. I did go back to their profit projections and the statistics did include: International, Freight and Package...With Package being the largest. International would be the only one that would not be under a collective bargaining agreement (except the Pilots and Mechanics)..Without the Teamster workforce the whole ball of wax will collapse, remember the Pilots and Mechanics honored our picket lines in "97"... Again I have to remind you that UPS's pension liabilities are lessening by ever year, they did well with their pension investments last year (14.5%), they now only have a 21% annual tax payment and they put in 5 Billion dollars at the beginning of this year into their pension funds, 3 Billion more than they did the previous year. Their forwarding statements to investors clearly spells out a cheery future on their profit margins. The doom and gloom that Jamie is quoting on her first couple of videos is not conforming to the UPS's financial experts are saying? [/QUOTE]

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