> ”The answer, in short, is “P.S.R.” — or precision-scheduled railroading. P.S.R. is an operational strategy that aims to minimize the ratio between railroads’ operating costs and their revenues through various cost-cutting and (ostensibly) efficiency-increasing measures. The basic idea is to transport more freight using fewer workers and railcars.”
That’s a long-winded way of saying: ‘We’d rather make more money than care about the health of our employees.’
That’s a long-winded way of saying: ‘We’d rather make more money than care about the health of our employees.’