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"The U.S. mail is not for sale!"

A White House spokesperson said "no such executive order was planned."

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"I think there are a lot of people on both sides of the aisle that would oppose efforts to privatize."

"I am not currently expecting the administration to push that kind of proposal."

"With much more runway ahead of them, they may very well focus on privatization."

"We didn't finish the job in the first term, but we should finish it now."

"Yes"

It's something "we're looking at."

Will USPS Be Privatized?

United Parcel Service announced plans to eliminate up to 30,000 operational positions in 2026 through attrition and a voluntary separation program for full-time drivers. The company also identified 24 buildings for closure in the first half of 2026.

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United Parcel Service announced plans to eliminate up to 30,000 operational positions in 2026 through attrition and a voluntary separation program for full-time drivers. The company also identified 24 buildings for closure in the first half of 2026.

UPS reduced its operational workforce by approximately 48,000 positions in 2025, including about 14,000 management roles and 15,000 fewer seasonal positions, while closing daily operations at 93 facilities.

UPS reduced its operational workforce by approximately 48,000 positions in 2025, including about 14,000 management roles and 15,000 fewer seasonal positions, while closing daily operations at 93 facilities.

The company is in the final six months of reducing its Amazon deliveries, planning to decrease volume by another million pieces per day in 2026. UPS expects approximately $3 billion in total savings related to the Amazon partnership wind-down.

The company is in the final six months of reducing its Amazon deliveries, planning to decrease volume by another million pieces per day in 2026. UPS expects approximately $3 billion in total savings related to the Amazon partnership wind-down.

UPS reported fourth-quarter 2025 profit of $1.79 billion, or $2.10 per share, compared with $1.72 billion in the prior year period. Revenue declined 3.2% to $24.48 billion but exceeded Wall Street expectations of $24.01 billion.

UPS reported fourth-quarter 2025 profit of $1.79 billion, or $2.10 per share, compared with $1.72 billion in the prior year period. Revenue declined 3.2% to $24.48 billion but exceeded Wall Street expectations of $24.01 billion.

The Teamsters union stated that workers still know their worth if UPS brings back its buyout program, saying they are happy for the company to realize cost savings on corporate managers as long as contractual commitments to union members are upheld.

The Teamsters union stated that workers still know their worth if UPS brings back its buyout program, saying they are happy for the company to realize cost savings on corporate managers as long as contractual commitments to union members are upheld.

UPS completed the retirement of its MD-11 aircraft fleet during the fourth quarter of 2025, taking a $137 million write-off. The fleet retirement followed a deadly crash in Louisville, Kentucky in November that killed at least 12 people.

UPS completed the retirement of its MD-11 aircraft fleet during the fourth quarter of 2025, taking a $137 million write-off. The fleet retirement followed a deadly crash in Louisville, Kentucky in November that killed at least 12 people.

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UPS delivered strong financial results with $8.5 billion in cash flow and nearly $9 billion in profits while successfully executing its strategic transformation. The company's "better not bigger" approach, including the Amazon volume reduction and network modernization, positions UPS for sustained margin expansion and long-term competitiveness. Workforce adjustments of 30,000 positions reflect necessary operational efficiency improvements that will generate $3 billion in savings.

UPS delivered strong financial results with $8.5 billion in cash flow and nearly $9 billion in profits while successfully executing its strategic transformation. The company's "better not bigger" approach, including the Amazon volume reduction and network modernization, positions UPS for sustained margin expansion and long-term competitiveness. Workforce adjustments of 30,000 positions reflect necessary operational efficiency improvements that will generate $3 billion in savings.

John Stossel

UPS raked in nearly $9 billion in profits for the second straight year yet chose to slash 30,000 jobs while showering shareholders with $6.4 billion and wasting another billion on stock buybacks. Corporate greed drives these cuts, not financial necessity, as executives prioritize Wall Street profit margins over the workers who brave brutal conditions to generate those billions. Contract enforcement and unity remain the only defense against this shareholder-first agenda.

UPS raked in nearly $9 billion in profits for the second straight year yet chose to slash 30,000 jobs while showering shareholders with $6.4 billion and wasting another billion on stock buybacks. Corporate greed drives these cuts, not financial necessity, as executives prioritize Wall Street profit margins over the workers who brave brutal conditions to generate those billions. Contract enforcement and unity remain the only defense against this shareholder-first agenda.

Sean M. O'Brien

UPS to Cut 30,000 Jobs, Close Facilities Amid Restructuring

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Union victories come at a steep price when companies respond to inflated labor costs with massive layoffs. After celebrating a deal that pays full-time drivers $170,000 annually, UPS now plans to cut 30,000 jobs. This is the predictable consequence of pushing wages beyond sustainable levels.

Union victories come at a steep price when companies respond to inflated labor costs with massive layoffs. After celebrating a deal that pays full-time drivers $170,000 annually, UPS now plans to cut 30,000 jobs. This is the predictable consequence of pushing wages beyond sustainable levels.

UPS is slashing jobs not because of financial trouble but to pad profit margins for Wall Street after making nearly $9 billion in profits. The company paid out $6.4 billion to shareholders and spent another billion on stock buybacks while cutting workers. This restructuring prioritizes corporate greed over the employees who endure brutal conditions to generate those billions.

UPS is slashing jobs not because of financial trouble but to pad profit margins for Wall Street after making nearly $9 billion in profits. The company paid out $6.4 billion to shareholders and spent another billion on stock buybacks while cutting workers. This restructuring prioritizes corporate greed over the employees who endure brutal conditions to generate those billions.

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