To: doc1019
A Local 705 rank and filer who asked not to be identified said that after a year spent watching death by a thousand cuts, workers are expecting YRC to fold. Will the companys 50,000 shipments per day be taken up by non-union competitors?The non-union company I drive for has been gaining so much market share from them that we are all mostly working 10-12 hrs a day and have been on a hiring spree.
5 posted on
12/10/2009 7:54:43 PM PST by
uptoolate
(Governments donÂ’t love...People do.)
To: uptoolate
I like to hear stories like that -- I mean in terms of a company that's busy at a time like this, regardless of whether it's union or non-union.
You happy with the work you're doing there? If so, then all the best to you -- and best of luck to your busy employer, too!
6 posted on
12/10/2009 7:57:55 PM PST by
Alberta's Child
(God is great, beer is good . . . and people are crazy.)
To: uptoolate
Back in the day (early 60s), before I went into the military, I was a non-union driver. I still have a scar on my forehead gained from a union, non-union confrontation at a truck stop. The union drivers kept telling us that we were fools for not joining the union
yet, we were making twice the wages they were. And, because we were non-union, union dues were not taken from our paychecks. Fools they.
7 posted on
12/10/2009 8:07:50 PM PST by
doc1019
(Obama, not so much.)
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