Global parcel delivery firm UPS has announced plans to cut up to 30,000 jobs this year as it continues to scale back business with Amazon, its largest customer. The company said the reductions will be carried out mainly through voluntary buyouts for full-time drivers and by leaving vacant positions unfilled, rather than through widespread layoffs….
UPS has announced plans to slash 20,000 jobs this year – roughly 4% of its global workforce – as part of a broader strategy to streamline operations through automation and reduce its reliance on business with Amazon. In a statement on Tuesday, the logistics giant clarified that the job cuts are not linked to recent…
UPS has yet to fulfil its promise of air-conditioned delivery vans, a pledge made in last year’s contract with the Teamsters union. This delay persists despite rising temperatures and increasing concerns about worker safety. The commitment to install AC in new vans was a major concession in UPS’s contract with the Teamsters, who represent over…
In a strategic move aimed at reducing costs, UPS has revealed plans to cut 12,000 jobs, primarily targeting manager and contractor positions. The decision comes as the company seeks to save $1 billion, addressing challenges and disappointing sales projections for the upcoming year. UPS has adjusted its sales outlook for the year, anticipating global revenue…
