ICC releases Class I compensation statistics.(Interstate Commerce Commission wage statistics for Class I railroads)(Brief Article)

From: Railway Age | Date: July 1, 1995 | Copyright information

The Interstate Commerce Commission's Office of Economics has turned out Statement A-300 for 1994, on wage statistics, and it shows that Class I railroads last year paid out $8,873,890,000. The breakdown, in round numbers: Executives, officials and staff assistants, $768 million; professional and administrative, $1,185 million; maintenance-of-way and structures, $1,554 million; maintenance of equi...

Read all of this article with a FREE trial to HighBeam Research

Related newspaper, magazine, and journal articles from HighBeam Research

ICC may protect discounts. (Interstate Commerce Commission)
Gifts & Decorative Accessories ; ICC May Protect Discounts Over the past six to seven years, in the wake of trucking deregulation and the intensive rate cutting that followed, several hundred trucking companies have gone bankrupt. Subsequent audits of paid freight bills uncovered numerous instances where carriers negotiated
ICC releases Class I compensation statistics.(Interstate Commerce Commission wage statistics for Class I railroads)(Brief Article)
Railway Age ; The Interstate Commerce Commission's Office of Economics has turned out Statement A-300 for 1994, on wage statistics, and it shows that Class I railroads last year paid out $8,873,890,000. The breakdown, in round numbers: Executives, officials and staff assistants, $768 million; professional and
Five roads post double-digit ROIs. (Interstate Commerce report on 1994 Class I railroad financial performance shows five railroads had a rate of return on investment over 10%)(Brief Article)
Railway Age ; The Interstate Commerce last month released it final tally of Class I railroad financial performance in 1994. As expected, there were big pluses across the board. Operating revenues were up 6.9%, ordinary income 46.8%, and net income 47.4%. The 12 Class I railroads as a group had a rate of return
Quick facts about the Interstate Commerce Commission. (Originated from Knight-Ridder Tribune News Service)
Knight Ridder/Tribune News Service ; ... independent agency. PURPOSE: Regulate interstate surface transportation in the United States, and make sure that the public receives shipping rates and services that are fair and reasonable. Compiled by Chuck Myers, Knight-Ridder/Tribune News Service
TTX wins 10-year pooling extension. (Interstate Commerce Commission has granted TTX and member railroads a ten-year extension for their flatcar pooling agreement) (Brief Article)
Railway Age ; Confirming a vote taken on June 14, the Interstate Commerce Commission has issued a decision granting TTX and member railroads a 10-year extension of their flatcar pooling agreement. TTX had asked for a 15-year extension, contending that this would strengthen its borrowing power and capital