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Was zum teufel sollen wir mit den ganzen geld aus der Gewinne machen? *g* (kleiner scherz)
Potenzial ist mehr als genug da...
“I’m encouraged with how the year ended,” he said. “That tells me 2012 could be a very good year.”
YRC, Teamsters to Discuss Operations Changes
YRC, looking to restructure its operations as the trucking operator seeks to rebuild its finances, is preparing for talks with the Teamsters union on a redesign of its freight terminal network and how its union employees handle shipments.
The redesign is the next step in a restructuring at the nation’s third-largest less-than-truckload carrier started last year by new YRC President Jeff Rogers. It’s part of a broader overhaul of the YRC Worldwide business that’s taken place since a financial rescue that included critical concessions from the Teamsters.
YRC managers will meet with union officials after completing a review of the troubled carrier’s network, Rogers said in an interview Friday.
“We’ve got meetings set up already,” he said. “I sat down with Tyson (Johnson) within my first couple of weeks as president and told him it would be coming.”
YRC Worldwide named Rogers president of its core long-haul LTL subsidiary last September after completing a $500 million financial restructuring. Johnson is the Teamsters National Freight Director and an international vice president.
The long-haul LTL operator lost more than $1.6 billion as its parent company’s revenue tumbled from nearly $10 billion in 2006 to $4.3 billion in 2010.
YRC this week said it would close the former Roadway general headquarters in Akron, Ohio, eliminating 50 to 100 jobs and transferring others.
YRC Worldwide merged Roadway with Yellow Transportation in 2009, six years after Yellow bought Roadway for $1.1 billion. “We’re moving forward as YRC, not Yellow, not Roadway,” Rogers said. “Those companies don’t exist anymore. One of the biggest tasks ahead for me is to bring the Yellow and Roadway folks together.”
The company is considering whether further consolidation is needed, but Rogers said he wants to eliminate some freight handling.
“We need to look at the way we’re moving freight through distribution centers,” Rogers said. That could require Teamster approval for a change of operations.
Last fall, Rogers said YRC is handling “too much freight too many times,” which can drive up costs, slow shipments and risk higher claims. Changing the operations, however, is complicated by contractual work rules.
Rogers said there are steps YRC can take to reduce freight handling before a change of operations, such as making sure terminals adhere to load plans.
Rogers already has streamlined the $2.9 billion company’s management and consolidated the carrier’s operating territories into two regions.
He said the company is making progress toward returning to profitability, supported by freight volumes that remained “relatively strong” through Dec. 23.
“I’m encouraged with how the year ended,” he said. “That tells me 2012 could be a very good year.”
Contact William B. Cassidy at wcassidy@joc.com. Follow him on Twitter at @wbcassidy_joc
http://www.joc.com/labor/yrc-teamsters-discuss-operations-changes
YRC, Teamsters to Discuss Operations Changes
Jan 7, 2012 2:48PM GMT
http://www.joc.com/labor/yrc-teamsters-discuss-operations-changes
New Name, New Era?
Feb 6, 2012 5:00AM GMT
The Journal of Commerce Magazine - News Story
http://www.joc.com/ltl/new-name-new-era
YRC Freight Goes Long
Feb 6, 2012 5:00AM GMT
http://www.joc.com/ltl/yrc-freight-goes-long
*************** Key comments below from last paragraph of the last link above ************************************
Rogers said there are steps YRC can take to reduce freight handling before a change of operations, such as making sure terminals adhere to load plans.
Rogers already has streamlined the $2.9 billion company’s management and consolidated the carrier’s operating territories into two regions.
He said the company is making progress toward returning to profitability, supported by freight volumes that remained “relatively strong” through Dec. 23.
“I’m encouraged with how the year ended,” he said. “That tells me 2012 could be a very good year.”
http://messages.finance.yahoo.com/...p;mid=480700&tof=1&frt=2
und würde mich nur 50% von 2008 zufrieden geben.. Träumen darf man ja noch..
Die Grafik ist einfach nur krass...
Was erwartest Du ? 1000% Anstieg in 2 Wochen ?
Wäre zwar fein, aber "wünsch Dir was" jibbet hier nisch !
Wir haben nach Zusammenkegung knapp 50% zugelegt und damit einen für mein Dafürhalten guten Start hin gelegt. Nach der ständigen Talfahrt, begleitet mit immer neuen Hiobsbotschaften, der letzten Jahre, muss hier erst einmal wieder eine Portion Vertrauen her!
Evtl. sorgen am 24.02. guten Zahlen für den ersten echten Vertrauensbeweis und damit Fundament für die, hoffentlich positive, Zukunft
Geduld ist angesagt. Deine Geduld bezgl. eines User möchte ich auch mal haben.
Er hat ab gerade mein völliges ignore auf der ganzen Line. Mir ist das hier zu dumm.
die ich genervt oder irgendwie beleidigt habe entschuldigen.
Bin natürlich genauso daran interesiert wie jeder Andere ,
der hier investiert ist ,
dass es aus diesem Invest etwas wird.
LG
Borusse
PS:
Ich bin halt ein wenig nevös.
YRC Freight- New Name, New Logo, New Mission
Updated On: Feb 10, 2012 (21:18:00)
New Name For YRC:
YRC Inc. is changing its name to YRC Freight to better focus attention on its freight services and give employees from the merger of Yellow Corp. and Roadway Corp. a new name to rally behind.
Click Here to read the full story behind the name change.
New Logo For Yellow and Roadway Brands:
YRC Inc., a subsidiary of YRC Worldwide Inc., today officially unveils the launch of its new brand – YRC Freight. The brand was introduced to employees in late January at a company event. In addition to the new name, a new logo, uniforms, equipment and signage will be rolled out across North America.
"We are proudly debuting our new name, YRC Freight. Moving freight is our heritage, what we do best and the key to our future. Our new name, logo and branding program publicly demonstrate the unification of a new company and culture that aligns perfectly with our strategy moving forward," said Jeff Rogers, president of YRC Freight. Click Here to read the full story.
New Mission For YRC Freight:
UPDATE!!! AS OF FEB. 10TH THE CHANGE AS OUTLINED BELOW, HAS BEEN CANCELED. MORE INFO TO COME.
Network redesign concentrates on long-haul freight, reduced handling
YRC Worldwide is proposing changes to its long-haul freight network that will speed shipments and take long-haul carrier YRC out of the next-day freight market.
The change of operations, which must be approved by the Teamsters union, would be the most significant step yet in the restructuring of YRC launched last year by CEO James Welch and President Jeff Rogers.
“We’re going to have YRC focus on long-haul,” Rogers said in an interview Monday. That means eliminating the next-day Velocity network YRC launched in 2008.
With that decision, the long-haul carrier will no longer compete with sister companies in the YRC regional group for same-day or next-day freight.
“We’ve got Holland, New Penn and Reddaway, the best next-day carriers in their footprint,” Rogers said. “We’re going to let them do what they do best.”
Restructuring its long-haul network will help YRC load more freight direct to more points, reducing the potential for damage, building density and speeding shipments.
“We’re going to eliminate a lot of handling, reduce several thousand handles a day,” said Rogers. “We want to be the best two- to five-day carrier, period."
Click Here to read the full story.
http://www.teamsters492.org/index.cfm?zone=/....cfm&homeID=235061
Settlement Date 1/31/2012
Short Interest 448,831
Settlement Date 1/13/2012
Short Interest 388,254
http://www.nasdaq.com/symbol/yrcw/short-interest
Aber wir haben 1. Klasse Tickets und sitzen bequem.
Der Zug wird losrollen.
Oh was sehe ich da, der Schaffner hat die Pfeife schon in der Hand.
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Unishippers Global Logistics Presents Award for Outstanding Service and Partnership Excellence
OVERLAND PARK, Kan., Feb. 9, 2012 - YRC Freight Inc., a subsidiary of YRC Worldwide Inc. (NASDAQ: YRCW), has been named the Long Haul Carrier Partner of the Year for 2011 by Unishippers Global Logistics, LLC. This is the first time Unishippers has presented the award.
"We are honoring YRC Freight in recognition of the outstanding quality of service and partnership provided to Unishippers and our customers throughout 2011," said Dan Lockwood, CEO of Unishippers. "With this award, we thank YRC Freight for being an integral part of our success."
Founded in 1987, Unishippers is one of the largest resellers of complete shipping services in the United States, with more than 290 franchise locations. Lockwood says franchise owners ranked carrier partners on quality, on-time service, claims ratio and customer service.
"YRC Freight was selected based on quality and level of service and excellence in partnership," Lockwood says.
"The entire YRC Freight team appreciates this honor and the chance to partner with Unishippers," says Jeff Rogers, president of YRC Freight. "Working with Unishippers gives us the opportunity to do what we do best - provide reliable, flexible service that delivers confidence to customers with every shipment, every day."
About YRC Freight
YRC Freight, a leading transporter of industrial, commercial and retail goods, specializes in less-than-truckload (LTL) shipping solutions for businesses. Based in Overland Park, Kan., YRC Freight provides comprehensive North American coverage and offers a broad portfolio of LTL services to bring flexibility and reliability to customers' supply chains. For more information, visit www.yrcfreight.com.
Web site: www.yrcfreight.com
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Media Contact:
Suzanne Dawson
Linden, Alschuler & Kaplan
212-329-1420
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Quelle: http://investors.yrcw.com/releasedetail.cfm?ReleaseID=648237