DHL employees march to keep jobs

Angry DHL workers facing job loss say the company's three letters have new meaning in Wilmington.

[pdq]

I dont understand why many of the big name companies are closing facilities, raising prices and complaining about labor costs and then they millions on sponsoring racecars. I like racing as much as anybody, but it is a luxury that should go first not peoples lives. I know some will say that not sponsoring racecars impacts peoples jobs also but do we need to transport our goods or watch a car on a race track.

[uvatech]

pdq comment would go for any sport. Football, basketball, hockey, soccer, etc. Who do you think helps pay for the stadiums, fields, maintenance of these facilities etc. THE SPONSORS.

[Idaho Ryder]

Can't understand why DHL employees have to learn of the closing of some of their facilities and massive lay offs through the local news instead of being advised by their Union, why has the Union role has been so passive?

[Leon Harrison]

You want to march, join the military and do their line dancing.

[HtotheIzzoVtothe Izzay]

The union doesn't have to tell you. the fact that they didn't and have been so quiet should tip you off to the fact that the union doesn't give a crap about your job, just the revenue that you bring in by paying your dues...you don't have any dues coming in so guess what??? THEY DON'T CARE!

[Leon Harrison]

To show that we really, really, really care, we ought to all march out and about the closing of NCR, Delco, Inland, Chrysler Airtemp, Dayton Press, Dayton Tire, McCalls and Frigidaire!