Evergreen to miss another payroll date
11-13-2012, 05:22 PM
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Evergreen to miss another payroll date
Word around company the 15th payday will be delayed again.
This is number three in a row and instead of two days delay as the past two this delay could be up to five days with payday now the 20th.
Anyone getting more concerned?
This is number three in a row and instead of two days delay as the past two this delay could be up to five days with payday now the 20th.
Anyone getting more concerned?
11-13-2012, 05:25 PM
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Originally Posted by flyboy32
Word around company the 15th payday will be delayed again.
This is number three in a row and instead of two days delay as the past two this delay could be up to five days with payday now the 20th.
Anyone getting more concerned?
This is number three in a row and instead of two days delay as the past two this delay could be up to five days with payday now the 20th.
Anyone getting more concerned?
11-13-2012, 07:30 PM
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Don't take this the wrong way, but I'm amazed Freighter companies like yours have survived this long. Kalitta, Southern, etc. With the War's coming to an end, it will be difficult.
You have to be very big, like FDX size to survive long term without military contracts. Since FDX and UPS and other huge companies are doing heavy freight now. Which they didn't do years ago.
You have to be very big, like FDX size to survive long term without military contracts. Since FDX and UPS and other huge companies are doing heavy freight now. Which they didn't do years ago.
11-14-2012, 03:13 AM
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Originally Posted by Commando
Don't take this the wrong way, but I'm amazed Freighter companies like yours have survived this long. Kalitta, Southern, etc. With the War's coming to an end, it will be difficult.
You have to be very big, like FDX size to survive long term without military contracts. Since FDX and UPS and other huge companies are doing heavy freight now. Which they didn't do years ago.
You have to be very big, like FDX size to survive long term without military contracts. Since FDX and UPS and other huge companies are doing heavy freight now. Which they didn't do years ago.
We appreciate your concern....ya right.
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