There was this rumor going around about mass layoffs among fleet maintenance and drivers. Any new info about it? If you know anything, please post.

Federal Express will lay off a few hundred Triangle-based employees, mostly deliverers in Durham and Raleigh, the company notified state and local officials Tuesday. FedEx plans to permanently close a shipping center on Englert Drive in South... — read more 

December 6 2024 mass layoff notice coming for fleet maintenance, they have already as of Jan 16 2025 Sr management and district management will be eliminated. Drivers are being replaced with contractor and carriers for intermodal as it cheaper and... — read more 

Have these been one-offs or there’s layoff round happening?

FedEx is laying off some workers, the company confirmed late Wednesday, though it’s not clear how many or in what roles. Some FedEx employees in the Memphis area said they knew first-hand that local workers were... — read more 

Not sure how widespread yet. Buddy laid off. 20+ years with company.

Share any updates you may have about Fedex layoffs? Any chatter, news or rumors?

The new leadership is on the move.

Have estimates of 59%-60% of daytime service cut backs changed for that date?

Figuring locations to close and remove unnecessary personal...lean and green... Hence no cost of living increases for salary people, or investment in equipment. Equipment million mile plus... Places won't do business with FedEx do to lack of getting... — read more 

As many as 100 Myrtle Beach and Florence workers are out of work. FedEx is laying off employees at three company locations in South Carolina, including Florence and Myrtle Beach. The locations will close later this year, the company has... — read more 

Is it true that someone bared their a-s in the most literal sense at the latest townhall?

Let's face it, FedEx over-hired in the past few years and now that online ordering is going down once again, there has to be some kind of an adjustment. I'm not saying this to scare people but to be realistic. There will be many more layoffs in the... — read more 

I was instructed to pick whether the character in the image represented "me" or "not me". The images were bizarre and kind of funny to look through. But the infuriating part is how blatantly prejudicial this type of thing is as a candidate... — read more 

Post any information about potential or actual Fedex layoffs? Any chatter, news or rumors?

Things are looking good so far. I'm hoping the results will be good enough to prevent any more layoffs in the near future.

Will there be a large scale layoff of managers this month?

Rate hikes are for profit but then so are layoffs. Most shoppers are broke due to extreme rip off food prices . There is no money hardly left over for anything but necessities. Unless they plan to maximize shipping from Aldi's, Savalot foods or... — read more 

Why is it a surprise when weak non-union people are left in the dark as for their own working future? Get some guts and take a stand, unionize together. Compare your wages and benefits to UPS ,BNSF and many other union companies. Then look at... — read more 

We keep having to do more and more work that we can barely deal with and instead of adding people they keep cutting. More than 800 will be cut in this round. When will it be enough?

Did Jim Vena help FedEx? He used to work high up in company. Jim is Ceo at Union Pacific rr now. What do you think he will do at UPrr ?

FedEx’s Workforce Restructuring: Layoffs in Texas, Indianapolis, and the Broader Implications for the Logistics Industry Chief among these decisions are workforce layoffs. Here’s an in-depth look into the recent job cuts and what this implies for... — read more 

Rumors are going around Memphis that pay will be cut 5-10% soon. Why take money from the people when they could close the offices and let people work from home? Your pilot money is being wasted in buildings, coffee, rentals and utilities.

FedEx is a great corporation Fedex has a non-layout policy full timers 35 hours a week guaranteed and part times 17 1/2 hours a week guaranteed Most people get FedEx ground and FedEx freight each are their own entities and have different policies — read more 

DFW area they have cut hours to 32 hours for everyone. They are also letting go tenured workers. This is not the company with the highest standards that it was 3 years ago.

https://www.cnbc.com/2023/02/01/fedex-lays-off-officers-directors-amid-cooling-demand.html

Is anybody here really going to lose any sleep over officers and directors who barely do anything and are paid significantly more than any of us who do all the heavy lifting (figuratively and literally)? I'm certainly not. This is the kind of layoff... — read more 

Make a prediction and tell us what you think about Fedex layoffs? Any chatter, news or rumors?

As far as I can see, most intend to leave after the peak.

FedEx Freight confirmed Saturday it is enacting furloughs in some U.S. markets. The move is due “to current business conditions impacting volumes,” the LTL said in an emailed statement. “The company will continue to evaluate the environment and... — read more 

Voluntary furloughs are starting this week in Chicago area. Down 20% on average daily shipment counts.

No work-life balance here. I've became a bitter and tired old man. If I had any other option, I would leave immediately because this company is literally draining people. I believe that most employees are still here only for the reason that they have... — read more 

Nothing good can come out of this. They might not be mentioning layoffs other than for the closing stores yet, but I'm guaranteeing you it's coming. Not to mention, they'll cut our hours but they'll still expect us to do the same amount of work in... — read more 

FedEx's CEO said he thought the world was heading into a recession. The company reported disappointing earnings, blaming reduced package demand and economic conditions. FedEx plans to cut costs by reducing flights, closing 90 retail stores... — read more 

FedEX added Jim Vena to their board. He and his cronies trashed Union Pacific Railroad a few years ago. He cut everything to the bone leaving the company with very little resources to recover from any sort of service disruption. He proudly cut the... — read more 

https://www.datacenterdynamics.com/en/news/fedex-to-close-data-centers-retire-all-mainframes-by-2024-saving-400m/

A Moreno Valley, California, facility will close because FedEx Supply Chain is relocating some co-packing processes and shipping operations to Columbus, Ohio, "at the request of its customer," according to a letter. Management and operation of a... — read more 

When will they officially announce the Covid-19 vaccine mandate for ALL employees? I've heard it could be potentially anyday now? I was told they'd probably wait until peak season was over, that way terminating a third or more of their employee base... — read more