Anybody notice this...
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I wish someone could explain what happened from the time when railroads had 5 man crews, massive back shops to maintain steam, track section gangs spaced every 10 or 20 miles that maintained tracks to a condition to permit high speed passenger service, and apparently stayed in business making something of a profit, to this day where railroads in the holy grail of maximizing profits, want one man or even no man, operated trains 18,000 feet long and have to work at providing proper customer service.
A reflection of the overall state of the economy. Look at the airline industry. Until staffing levels stabilize, this will be the norm.
I'll reserve the rest of my remarks for tonight over beers with my buddies......
Bob
c'mon everybody say it with me ..... CONRAIL
@RSJB18 posted:A reflection of the overall state of the economy. Look at the airline industry. Until staffing levels stabilize, this will be the norm.
I'll reserve the rest of my remarks for tonight over beers with my buddies......
Bob
Bogus. The big six are run by hedge funds. Max out the personnel and profits. ****ed with safety and customer service. Look at the New BNSF point system with their union personnel!
@prrhorseshoecurve posted:Bogus. The big six are run by hedge funds. Max out the personnel and profits. ****ed with safety and customer service. Look at the New BNSF point system with their union personnel!
Still talking to my buddies over beers.
You? NOT!
