Upon seeing another carrier was being depicted as the new Arrow, I reached out to Chris Carter. He is the VP of R.L. Carter trucking. I asked only one question, why?
Good job to the liberal media for automatically making these guys out to be the next Pielsticker (sp?) and jumping to Arrow conclusions.
And here's where the "you heard it hear first" comes to play.
TAB, the media darling, has R.L. Carter's lawyers breathing down their neck. If you are or know someone who is an R. L. Carter employee, here's the statement Chris Carter gave me. Please help them help you!
"If you read the Indianapolis Star or industry magazines, TAB bank is painted as thinking quick to get the employees of R. L. Carter home when the actual truth is that TAB bank when questioned about the payroll status of R. L. Carter’s employees said they would not be funding the two weeks outstanding pay owed to earn the revenues generated by the Carter organization. R. L. Carter, unlike many transportation companies, had a very low turnover ratio and has employed many on its team for many years including Ben Roberts the companies second driver and Anita Roberts the companies first office employee nearly 20 years ago.
Robin and Chris Carter have been working with counsel to retrieve payroll funds on behalf of the team they have enjoyed working with for so many years. The Carter family is pleased to announce that employees have a legal right against the assets of R. L. Carter to retrieve unpaid wages. Richard Swanson an experienced labor attorney with Macey, Swanson and Allman will be representing the Carter employees in an effort to retrieve their wages. If you are an unpaid R. L. Carter Employee you are urged to call Mr. Swanson at 317-637-2345. Time is of the essence.
Sincerely,
Chris Carter"
Now, please help spread the word!
(A side note for those who can't read a dictionary! liberal-3. Not strict or literal; loose or approximate: a liberal translation.
Good job to the liberal media for automatically making these guys out to be the next Pielsticker (sp?) and jumping to Arrow conclusions.
And here's where the "you heard it hear first" comes to play.
TAB, the media darling, has R.L. Carter's lawyers breathing down their neck. If you are or know someone who is an R. L. Carter employee, here's the statement Chris Carter gave me. Please help them help you!
"If you read the Indianapolis Star or industry magazines, TAB bank is painted as thinking quick to get the employees of R. L. Carter home when the actual truth is that TAB bank when questioned about the payroll status of R. L. Carter’s employees said they would not be funding the two weeks outstanding pay owed to earn the revenues generated by the Carter organization. R. L. Carter, unlike many transportation companies, had a very low turnover ratio and has employed many on its team for many years including Ben Roberts the companies second driver and Anita Roberts the companies first office employee nearly 20 years ago.
Robin and Chris Carter have been working with counsel to retrieve payroll funds on behalf of the team they have enjoyed working with for so many years. The Carter family is pleased to announce that employees have a legal right against the assets of R. L. Carter to retrieve unpaid wages. Richard Swanson an experienced labor attorney with Macey, Swanson and Allman will be representing the Carter employees in an effort to retrieve their wages. If you are an unpaid R. L. Carter Employee you are urged to call Mr. Swanson at 317-637-2345. Time is of the essence.
Sincerely,
Chris Carter"
Now, please help spread the word!
(A side note for those who can't read a dictionary! liberal-3. Not strict or literal; loose or approximate: a liberal translation.
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