 Feb. 3, 2023 | Today’s news and insights for supply chain leaders Fallout from FedEx's cost-cutting plan continues as the carrier confirms it will end SameDay City service, which offered quick delivery to residences and businesses in major metro areas.
All positions supporting the service will be eliminated and operations will continue until March 31.
The news comes shortly after FedEx said it would lay off 10% of officer and director roles. While we shared that news yesterday, we realized the headline was not as clear as it could have been. Today’s newsletter contains an updated version — or you can read it here .
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The carrier is ditching what it dubbed “the fastest local shipping option” in large metro areas as it reduces its costs in the face of declining demand. |
The e-commerce giant is looking to work out kinks in the intersection between its fulfillment and transportation networks. |
The athleisure brand said it will increase the purchasing volume for vendors owned and operated by women and underrepresented groups in its non-merchandise spend. |
A relatively small share of procurement staff see environmental and social goals within their purview or collect related metrics to measure success. |
Federal safety inspectors are calling on the e-commerce giant to implement a “company-wide strategy to protect their employees." |
UPDATED The cuts will help the delivery giant become “a more efficient, agile organization,” President and CEO Raj Subramaniam told staff. |
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