“As a result of these unfortunate circumstances and the impact on the network, we are limiting pick-up operations in all terminals,” the memo states.
Stock analysts size up less-than-truckload market dynamics following weeks of turmoil at carrier Yellow Corp.
Central States extends health insurance coverage for Teamsters employees, averting a planned Monday strike at less-than-truckload carrier Yellow Corp.
The less-than-truckload sector has been disrupted by a very public dispute between Yellow and the Teamsters. Rates have already seemingly responded and may continue to see support.
Some 30,000 Yellow employees may find themselves unemployed. Yellow truck drivers said they’ll likely find work at nonunion shops.
A U.S. district court in Kansas may ultimately determine Yellow’s fate on Friday.
As less-than-truckload carrier Yellow Corp. faces a potential work stoppage by its largely union workforce, an action that would likely force it to close its doors, we take a look back at some of the top stories in the past year.
FreightWaves’ State of Freight for July focused on a potential Yellow shutdown and a looming strike at UPS.
Less-than-truckload carrier Yellow Corp. says it’s the union’s fault for its cash-strapped predicament.
Truck broker Uber Freight said Wednesday it has decided to stop placing loads with Yellow Corp. as the carrier faces a potential worker strike.
Teamsters issued a strike notice at Yellow shortly after the carrier said it would defer two months of required benefits contributions.
In a statement Tuesday evening, Yellow Corp. said it would defer health and pension contributions as planned.
In this edition: What happens if Yellow and UPS stop delivering? And acquisition is Redwood’s game.
Brokers say some shippers are steering clear of the troubled trucking carrier. Other customers are flocking to Yellow.
Documents revealed late Monday show Yellow Corp. has missed required contributions for June and plans to withhold July payments.
A collective bargaining agreement between TForce Freight and the Teamsters comes 18 days before the current contract expires.
In this edition: When the pipeline turns to people; reefer markets take off; and Yellow lives to see another day.
Yellow has reached a waiver deal with a group of lenders that will give it some breathing room as it seeks to right its sinking ship.
Yellow Corp. sent a letter to the White House on Thursday seeking assistance in negotiating with the Teamsters.
Negotiations between the Teamsters union and Yellow Corp. remain ongoing, with the fate of the nation’s third-largest LTL carrier hanging in the balance. Yellow is facing stiff resistance from the Teamsters over proposed operational changes that would consolidate operations between purchased regional carriers New Penn and Holland and integrate them into Yellow’s nationwide network.
