Eight U.S. senators, including Sherrod Brown (D-OH), Bernie Sanders (I-VT), and Roger Marshall (R-KS), have formally requested the Department of the Treasury consider a potential "going concern" bid to save good-paying, union trucking jobs as Yellow Corp.'s bankruptcy proceedings continue. Sen. Marshall issued a letter to Treasury Secretary Janet Yellen on Oct. 19 about interested parties attempting to make a "going concern" bid before the U.S. Bankruptcy Court of Delaware. To aid the effort, the Kansas senator asked the Treasury to work with the U.S. Justice Department to extend the maturity date of loans that Yellow obtained under the CARES Act — a move that would secure financing for the bid and help retain thousands of trucking jobs that may otherwise remain lost in the wake of Yellow's collapse. "Through no fault of their own, 30,000 employees have been left without a job after [Yellow's] utter mismanagement of the company.