UPS plans to cut 12,000 jobs and force employees back into the office

By Thomas Black
Published 3 Min Read

A man in a UPS cap with his head down, a busy street in the background.
Bloomberg

UPS plans to cut 12,000 management jobs and explore the sale of its Coyote truck brokerage business in moves CEO Carol Tomé is taking to offset soft demand and higher union labor costs. 

The jobs reductions, about 14% of 85,000 full- and part-time managers, will save $1 billion this year and more in subsequent years, Tomé said on an earnings conference call with analysts on Tuesday. She also said the company planned to ask workers to return to office five days a week in 2024.

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