Will they offer a 2nd better buyout offer? Or just 1 and done?
Anymore buyouts in the works?
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Heard anyone old fart that declined the buyout is getting canned.
Heard anyone old fart that declined the buyout is getting canned.
Or the low seniority people won't have any work available.
Might as well quit now
Me too
Once they cut Amazon back
Which i don't believe
It's going to slow down big time.
Once they cut Amazon back
Which i don't believe
It's going to slow down big time.
Remains to be seen if it will happen. I think Amazon has more trouble than we know delivering these packages.
Remains to be seen if it will happen. I think Amazon has more trouble than we know delivering these packages.
I have not seen a reduction in Amazon volume
As a matter of fact it looks like UPS is delivering more and more, not less
I have not seen a reduction in Amazon volume
As a matter of fact it looks like UPS is delivering more and more, not less
I certainly haven’t seen a reduction where I am either
3rd quarter earnings report came out today and UPS says they have agreed in principle on rates with the USPS to once again facilitate final mile delivery of the newly branded Ground Saver packages (formally SurePost) and will be finalized sometime in the 4th quarter.
If this comes to fruition, delivery volume for local package centers will decline sharply.
At this point, I wouldn't rule out anything as the Company's plan becomes clearer and clearer.
Heard they tried to buy your mom out of the corner
UPS has since last year reduced its work force by 48,000 employees, the company said on Tuesday, in a cost-cutting drive aimed at bolstering profits and winning back investors.
The Atlanta-based delivery company, which had nearly half a million employees at the start of the year, said 34,000 positions were cut this year among its drivers and warehouse workers, mostly in the United States. The other 14,000 came out of management’s ranks in cuts that began last year.
3rd quarter earnings report came out today and UPS says they have agreed in principle on rates with the USPS to once again facilitate final mile delivery of the newly branded Ground Saver packages (formally SurePost) and will be finalized sometime in the 4th quarter.
If this comes to fruition, delivery volume for local package centers will decline sharply.
At this point, I wouldn't rule out anything as the Company's plan becomes clearer and clearer.
Dont forget about Amazon
Buyouts ain't going to save you COVID drivers from being laid off when sure post comes back.
Buyouts ain't going to save you COVID drivers from being laid off when sure post comes back.
Comes back? Do you mean goes away?
3rd quarter earnings report came out today and UPS says they have agreed in principle on rates with the USPS to once again facilitate final mile delivery of the newly branded Ground Saver packages (formally SurePost) and will be finalized sometime in the 4th quarter.
If this comes to fruition, delivery volume for local package centers will decline sharply.
At this point, I wouldn't rule out anything as the Company's plan becomes clearer and clearer.
Let the fun begin
I'm still waiting for some management cuts in my building. There is so God damn many of them it's insane.
I'm still waiting for some management cuts in my building. There is so God damn many of them it's insane.
We had a ton of them, take the buyout, but they’re not leaving till after the first of the year
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