Wow, the company gave our drivers are raise 
Up from .43 to .45 cents per mile.
Soo... .35 US cents per mile.
lol, could that possibly be worth it?
Up from .43 to .45 cents per mile.
Soo... .35 US cents per mile.
lol, could that possibly be worth it?
@shebang it's always a weaker position to argue you didn't get as much as you wanted than it is to argue it didn't happen at all.
@icedquinn It's just who the fuck would live out of a truck for .35 cents per mile? This whole industry is just poison.
@shebang ban migrants 
@ercadio @shebang has anyone ever tried to run a network of logistics co-ops
@icedquinn @shebang they both are bad. they both benefit from collective rights (bankruptcy, corporate welfare, subsidies) and engage in authoritarian practices. The concept of employment is antithetical to free markets. Each individual should be its own enterprise
