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The UPS chaos shows tariffs have finally arrived on our doorsteps

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Consumers are finding that tariffs are costly as well as tough to navigate.

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UPS customers say they're being charged the wrong tariff rates and can't get answers from the shipping service

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UPS is sending some customers bills that use the wrong tariff rates.

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UPS told me my package was being disposed of. I emailed the CEO to save it.

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UPS has told some customers that the packages they shipped from abroad into the US are being destroyed.

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UPS Is Destroying Packages Stuck in Trump’s Tariff Chaos

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UPS is telling customers that their packages coming to the US are marked for destruction

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Packages are being loaded onto UPS planes for shipment at the UPS West Coast Region Air Hub on Tuesday, Nov. 2, 2021 in Ontario, CA.
UPS says it has seen "a significant increase" in the number of shipments that require formal customs clearance since new import rules have taken effect.

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The full list of major US companies slashing staff this year, including Meta, ExxonMobil, and Boeing

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Cargill is cutting 5% of its workforce.

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A UPS worker who made $2,600 in one week explains how he did it

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The package handler earned nearly as much as his UPS driver colleagues, but for nearly double the hours.

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Top workers are more likely to want to quit when companies have strict return-to-office mandates

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Strict return-to-office mandates can make top workers want to leave.

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UPS is cutting 12,000 jobs as CEO cites soft demand and high labor costs following historic contract deal

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The job cuts will reportedly save UPS $1 billion in 2024.

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Walmart is boosting store managers' average pay to $128,000 — and offering a bigger bonus

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Walmart store managers will see a pay increase starting in February.

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