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<blockquote data-quote="SLE" data-source="post: 377922" data-attributes="member: 3889"><p>I have a very close reliative that worked for yellow for 20+years. I can absolutely attest that they were ran extremely poorly. If you think the unions or biden economics did them in, you obviously have no idea. I can tell you for fact that yellow drivers actualy got paid less than their non-union competitors in recent years. When you can walk across the loading dock and get a job with a competing freight company that's non-union for more money and have better working conditions, that's a problem. Not only that, but in many cases, they would just push there freight off onto a competing company when they couldn't get it delivered or find drivers. I mean this in the most absolute literal sense. They would actually take their own freight, and because they were behind or couldn't find a driver, they would contract with a competing company to finish the delivery. I garrentee they went backwards everytime they did that, and it happened a lot. It sucks for all of the employee's, feel bad for them, but don't feel all that bad for the leadership of the company after watching how it was ran for many years.</p></blockquote><p></p>

[QUOTE="SLE, post: 377922, member: 3889"] I have a very close reliative that worked for yellow for 20+years. I can absolutely attest that they were ran extremely poorly. If you think the unions or biden economics did them in, you obviously have no idea. I can tell you for fact that yellow drivers actualy got paid less than their non-union competitors in recent years. When you can walk across the loading dock and get a job with a competing freight company that's non-union for more money and have better working conditions, that's a problem. Not only that, but in many cases, they would just push there freight off onto a competing company when they couldn't get it delivered or find drivers. I mean this in the most absolute literal sense. They would actually take their own freight, and because they were behind or couldn't find a driver, they would contract with a competing company to finish the delivery. I garrentee they went backwards everytime they did that, and it happened a lot. It sucks for all of the employee's, feel bad for them, but don't feel all that bad for the leadership of the company after watching how it was ran for many years. [/QUOTE]

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