YRC to Hire Road Drivers
YRC Freight plans to hire 200 over-the-road truck drivers in 13 U.S. cities, including Kansas City.
Rebuilding Teamster Power in Freight
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YRC Freight plans to hire 200 over-the-road truck drivers in 13 U.S. cities, including Kansas City.
Can James Welch, the new CEO of one time transportation giant YRC Worldwide, succeed in retooling and rehabilitating the company that was close to bankruptcy last year?
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April 10, 2012: YRC Freight implemented two changes of operations over the April 7 weekend, reconfiguring its terminal network to speed freight and reduce handling.
March 22, 2012: James Welch received almost $2 million in direct compensation during his first five months as the new CEO of YRC Worldwide Inc., according to the company’s annual proxy statement.
March 21, 2012: The Teamsters union has agreed to allow YRC Worldwide Inc. to proceed with a realignment of its less-than-truckload operations that will allow the carrier to effectively exit the shorter-haul delivery business.
March 19, 2012: YRC, with the approval of the International Union, is now moving to implement its change of operations on a fast-track.
March 15, 2012: Total compensation for ABF CEO Judy McReynolds spiked to nearly $1.35 million in 2011 according to a proxy report filed by the company in February.
March 15, 2012: Highway safety advocates filed a new lawsuit challenging the proposed hours-of-service rule published in December 2011, saying it does not go far enough in addressing driver fatigue.
March 15, 2012: YRC's proposed mega-change of operations is to be heard on March 14-15 in Kansas City.