Union Trucking Companies

USPS is cheaper if you can get your parcel in a flat rate box.

 

You should use the U.S.P.S. , they are members of a union too , always support union workers..

 

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That's true . How could there employees really believe they'd get a $5 an hour increase in wages by bringing the union in ? But the Teamsters gained over 9.000 members . Even without jobs they still belonged to the union .

 

UPS is doing better since it pulled out of the Central States Pension Plan

http://www.nytimes.com/2007/10/01/us/01labor.html?_r=0

 

USPS certainly needs support

http://www.federaltimes.com/VideoNe...S-to-cut-28-000-jobs-close-229-plants-by-2014

 

DHL should have stuck to there original plan and left airborne alone. Then maybe airborne drivers would have been ups drivers.

 

This is such a load a bull. It is called corporate greed and using slave labor. Do any of prices of the products go down when a company goes overseas? NO! Did Carhartt get cheaper when it went to Mexico? No, and the quality went down. I went to look at new trucks last week. I looked at a union Chevy and a non-union Toyota, both with comparable options. The Toyota was three thousand more than the Chevy.

 

I agree with your points . No O/O should even consider trucks built by Navistar or Daimler . We need more companies like Coca Cola and Duke Energy that told Daimler they will only buy Freightliners made in the USA . So where's the union solidarity on that ? Will Teamsters make it a condition in contracts that the employer must buy UAW built trucks ? I was glad to see ABF has replaced Sterlings with Macks .