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20:10 July 1st, 2007

World’s largest?

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Posted by: The Good, the Bad, & the Ugly Editor
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Dems may seek change in labor law affecting FedEx

Sources said late on Wednesday the change, if enacted, could boost organizing efforts among tens of thousands of workers who are not represented by a union at FedEx, the world’s largest package delivery company.

FedEx is not “the world’s largest package delivery company”, not even close. UPS delivers 6 million more packages a day (on a regular day in the summer) than FedEx does on a heavy volume day during Christmas.

Guy

We corrected: GBU Editor

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July 3rd, 2007
11:03 pm GMT

More concerning about this piece is the simple use of the word “sources”. What is that? What sources? How do we know he/she/they know anything?
Is this in line with Reuters ethics?

- Posted by Concerned

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