UPS cutting 85 jobs at Moncton operation - New Brunswick Business Journal
UPS Canada is cutting 85 jobs at its Moncton call centre, an efficiency move that will see the firm both outsource and transfer work elsewhere within the company.
The decision by the express carrier and package delivery company, formally called United Parcel Service Canada Ltd., is part of an effort to grow globally, according to Tammy Bilodeau, a controller for UPS Canada in Moncton.
The positions the company is trimming are administrative in nature, "back office-type work," Bilodeau said in an interview.
The company has some 1,000 workers in total in New Brunswick, including at a customs clearance and brokerage operation in Fredericton.
UPS Canada is cutting 85 jobs at its Moncton call centre, an efficiency move that will see the firm both outsource and transfer work elsewhere within the company.
The decision by the express carrier and package delivery company, formally called United Parcel Service Canada Ltd., is part of an effort to grow globally, according to Tammy Bilodeau, a controller for UPS Canada in Moncton.
The positions the company is trimming are administrative in nature, "back office-type work," Bilodeau said in an interview.
The company has some 1,000 workers in total in New Brunswick, including at a customs clearance and brokerage operation in Fredericton.