Identifying and Using Low-Cost and Quickly Implementable Ways to Address Freight-System Mobility Constraints (2010) / Chapter Skim
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Appendix C - Interview Guide
Appendix C - Interview Guide
Pages 110-113
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The interview guide is designed with the primary objective to obtain sufficient information on: • Definition of freight mobility constraint • Identification of constraint indicators and trigger factors • Definition of low-cost and quickly implementable (quick fix) improvements • Decision process/approach in selecting appropriate improvements • Cost of low-cost improvements • Examples of implemented improvements.
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15. How would you characterize a "quickly implementable" or "quick fix" improvement action directed at addressing freight mobility constraint?
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Labor Unions Labor and their union organizations negotiate collective bargaining agreements that specify terms and conditions for their work efforts, including ways to improve safety, decrease lost time, and educate members to accomplish jobs using new technologies. Both management and labor ascribe to these goals.
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9. To what extent do you use electronic identification systems and other technical tools to track containers, communicate with logistics providers, meet homeland security requirements, and participate in information sharing with local transportation agencies and other unions?
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