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<blockquote data-quote="brownman2075" data-source="post: 5075724" data-attributes="member: 73641">[ATTACH=full]360598[/ATTACH][ATTACH=full]360600[/ATTACH][ATTACH=full]360601[/ATTACH]Notice there is nothing listed for the year 2021 and we are about to go into 2022. Also notice the federal government sued UPS for overcharging them that occurred in 2019. Notice in my previous post that UPS pulled their federal contractor status from UPS.com within the last few days. Sounds to me like UPS parted ways with the federal government and that’s why they are not listed as applicable on the GSA website of the 17,360 contractors. That’s who the EO applies too. That’s why UPS has not pushed the VAX envelope purporting themselves as a federal contractor. If I was running the company, I’d do the same, if I thought the governments decisions was going to destroy my company by causing my workforce to walk out on me similar to that big strike many years ago. That nearly destroyed UPS from my understanding.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="brownman2075, post: 5075724, member: 73641"] [ATTACH=full]360598[/ATTACH][ATTACH=full]360600[/ATTACH][ATTACH=full]360601[/ATTACH] Notice there is nothing listed for the year 2021 and we are about to go into 2022. Also notice the federal government sued UPS for overcharging them that occurred in 2019. Notice in my previous post that UPS pulled their federal contractor status from UPS.com within the last few days. Sounds to me like UPS parted ways with the federal government and that’s why they are not listed as applicable on the GSA website of the 17,360 contractors. That’s who the EO applies too. That’s why UPS has not pushed the VAX envelope purporting themselves as a federal contractor. If I was running the company, I’d do the same, if I thought the governments decisions was going to destroy my company by causing my workforce to walk out on me similar to that big strike many years ago. That nearly destroyed UPS from my understanding. [/QUOTE]

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