United Parcel Service Inc. announced plans to cut 20,000 jobs, and close dozens of buildings this year, as the package delivery giant’s plan to cut its Amazon volume by more than half was moving ahead ...

RICHMOND, Calif. (KGO) -- A UPS employee was killed in an accident at a UPS facility in Richmond. It happened on Sunday when Richmond police responded to reports of an industrial accident at a ...

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United Parcel Service Inc., the Atlanta-based package delivery company, said Monday that it plans to close part of its New Orleans East distribution hub for a renovation in September, a move that will ...

As the effects of President Trump’s tariffs begin to ripple through the global economy and delivery industry, the U.S. Postal Service and UPS will be employing thousands of fewer workers this year as ...

On April 29, UPS announced its plan to cut 20,000 workers as part of a cost-cutting effort to deliver fewer packages from Amazon. Currently, UPS operates within more than 200 countries and employs 490 ...

UPS plans to cut approximately 20,000 jobs and close 73 facilities by the end of June 2025, as it significantly reduces the volume of Amazon shipments. Trump administration signs minerals deal with ...

SIX. UPS IS CUTTING TENS OF THOUSANDS OF JOBS AND CLOSING DOZENS OF ITS BUILDINGS TO REDUCE COSTS AND INCREASE PROFITS. WLKY JAMIE MAYES IS LOOKING AT THE POTENTIAL IMPACT ON WORKERS HERE IN ...

UPS will cut 20,000 jobs and shut down 73 facilities. This decision comes amid economic uncertainty. The company anticipates less business from Amazon. CEO Carol Tome cited potential trade impacts.

Los Angeles – United Parcel Service (UPS) said on April 29 it would slash 20,000 jobs and shut 73 facilities as part of a planned reduction in deliveries for Amazon.com, and amid US President Donald ...

UPS will cut 20,000 jobs this year, about 4% of its global workforce, the company said Tuesday. But UPS added the decision is unrelated to tariffs and is instead due to increased use of technology and ...