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UPS to cut another 30,000 jobs as it doubles down on turnaround

UPS aims to save $3 billion by cutting 30,000 jobs and closing 24 U.S. facilities while scaling back Amazon deliveries and focusing on higher-margin shipments.

  • On Tuesday, 2026-01-28, UPS said it will cut up to 30,000 roles and close 24 facilities in 2026, disclosed during its late‑January earnings call.
  • Transformation 2.0 aims to shift UPS to higher-margin shipments and reduce Amazon.com volume by 50% by the second half of 2026, UPS said.
  • UPS plans to accomplish this through attrition and a second voluntary separation program for full-time drivers, deploying automation, network reconfiguration, and reducing management layers, CFO Brian Dykes said Tuesday.
  • The cuts widen impacts already felt after last year's reductions, as UPS reported $24.5 billion fourth‑quarter consolidated revenue and $2.38 per share adjusted profit, with revenue per piece up 8.3% U.S. and 7.1% internationally.
  • Looking ahead, UPS intends to glide down another 1 million Amazon pieces per day in 2026 after already reducing 1 million pieces by end of 2025, and the Nov. 4, 2025 MD‑11 crash that killed 15 people has accelerated NTSB and FAA groundings and fleet changes.
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The U.S. logistics group UPS will eliminate up to 30,000 jobs globally, representing about 6% of its workforce, and will close 24 physical facilities during this year 2026 as it reduces shipments from Amazon to redirect to more cost-effective business units.The reduction of its operating staff, which includes drivers and package handlers, will be achieved through the non-replacement of vacant posts and full-time driver voluntary withdrawals, fin…

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OAN broke the news in San Diego, United States on Tuesday, January 27, 2026.
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