Geodis recently lost their customer DSW to someone else in the East Coast, and CEVA hasn't stated why they're laying off employees and closing half of their facility, and their employees and owner operators have no idea. CEVA had no choice but to lay off their employees after deciding to take all of their freight away from their owner operators and give it to Paragon Freight Inc (Trash Chicago Company), causing their owner operators and their subcontractors to leave, and then deciding to take their employees raises and reduce their pay at their Groveport, OH facility. They've also been delaying their weekly payouts and not adding all of the trips, blaming it on a computer fault, and blaming the owner operators' banks when they can't pay on time, which we all know is a lie. 448 Jobs in Columbus, OH Logistics giants Geodis, Ceva to cut hundreds of jobs in Ohio I also recommend that you keep a tab on your state's Worker Adjustment Retraining Notification (WARN) to see if the situation is deteriorating and jump ship sooner rather than later.
No wonder there weren't any trucks waiting at the gate at the Ceva in Torrance yesterday. That place is usually a cluster.
