UPS takes extra steps to keep employees and customers safe during COVID-19 pandemic - 25 News Week
UPS is just one of many delivery services working through social isolation and the stay-at-home order.
Right now, people are relying on delivery services more than ever, and those still delivering are doing what they can to protect the well-being of their customers and employees. UPS is a designated 'Critical Infrastructure Business' and must continue to work as usual.
UPS says they update their employees regularly with recommendations to manage health risks. For example, social distancing. Inside all UPS facilities, space has been added between work stations and all employees. If a UPS employee does get sick, the company is allowing up to 10 days of compensation,
UPS is just one of many delivery services working through social isolation and the stay-at-home order.
Right now, people are relying on delivery services more than ever, and those still delivering are doing what they can to protect the well-being of their customers and employees. UPS is a designated 'Critical Infrastructure Business' and must continue to work as usual.
UPS says they update their employees regularly with recommendations to manage health risks. For example, social distancing. Inside all UPS facilities, space has been added between work stations and all employees. If a UPS employee does get sick, the company is allowing up to 10 days of compensation,