FedEx Lawsuit

An interesting story appeared recently on the Web site of CBS 13 in Sacramento.  It told the story of a Fedex driver who was found to be an unregistered sex offender who was still driving a Fedex truck and managing his route.  Below are the details:
“FedEx tells CBS13 they’ve fired a driver who failed to […]

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In a short but very interesting tidbit published by the BizJournals recently, it was revealed that the President and CEO of Fedex Ground, David F. Rebholz, has quietly sold a large portion of stocks in recent months.  Details of the transactions and how they were discovered appear below and are from the story:“FedEx Ground President […]

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It seems that with every Fedex-related issue that’s uncovered, the question of who is really responsible becomes more defined.  Such is the case in regards to a story published recently on the PennLive.com Web site, which detailed a story of a Fedex delivery to a hospital that contained an industrial solvent that made several people […]

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Fedex just keeps on losing court cases that involve the issue of its classification of its delivery drivers as independent contractors as opposed to employees.  Workforce.com, a site dedicated to employee and work-related news, published a very good synopsis of the issue recently that details Fedex’s latest loss on this issue, this time in California.
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Even though Fedex is facing enormous liabilities in regards to back taxes for payrolls that were not recorded as wages but rather as payments to contractors, the company is still seen as a corporate giant, and is still getting the level of treatment that these giants receive in certain situations. 
Such is the case for […]

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