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Can UPS keep up with Amazon on wages and workers?
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<blockquote data-quote="browned out" data-source="post: 3760960" data-attributes="member: 8105"><p>Great to see this post. These are some of the questions of the day. Can UPS staff it's operations at Peak? Is something bigger in the works re: UPS and Amazon or Fed Ex and Amazon? The $15 an hour is news that UPS mgmt. is not happy to see. This is the tightest labor market in years. I hope UPS can attract quality seasonals this year.</p><p></p><p>Amazon did not change it's employee cost structure much. Eliminating the stock options and substituting that with wage increases was a no brainer. Everyone from Trump to B Sanders was complaining about Amazons low hourly pay. What was almost never mentioned was the stock bonuses. People were stuck on the low hourly wage. No credit was given for the generous stock bonuses from Amazon. So Amazon obviously allocate hourly wages in a more easily understandable and hard to criticize way.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="browned out, post: 3760960, member: 8105"] Great to see this post. These are some of the questions of the day. Can UPS staff it's operations at Peak? Is something bigger in the works re: UPS and Amazon or Fed Ex and Amazon? The $15 an hour is news that UPS mgmt. is not happy to see. This is the tightest labor market in years. I hope UPS can attract quality seasonals this year. Amazon did not change it's employee cost structure much. Eliminating the stock options and substituting that with wage increases was a no brainer. Everyone from Trump to B Sanders was complaining about Amazons low hourly pay. What was almost never mentioned was the stock bonuses. People were stuck on the low hourly wage. No credit was given for the generous stock bonuses from Amazon. So Amazon obviously allocate hourly wages in a more easily understandable and hard to criticize way. [/QUOTE]
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