
"UPS Slashes 12,000 Jobs Amid Declining Package Volume"
UPS is set to cut 12,000 mostly management positions and is considering selling off its Coyote truckload brokerage business in an attempt to save $1 billion amid sinking revenue, signaling a swing in fortunes between blue-collar and white-collar workers. The company's earnings call focused on slipping profits, attributed to the economic climate and lower demand for small packages, as well as higher costs associated with the new labor contract. With the decline in revenue, UPS plans to rely more on technology at the expense of warehouse workers' jobs, and the laid-off managers' jobs are unlikely to return. The shift reflects a broader trend of job cuts in white-collar roles, while blue-collar workers with union backing have seen gains in stability and benefits.



