UPS to require vaccines for returning office workers - Atlanta Journal-Constitution
Package delivery company’s front-line workers exempted
UPS will require employees returning to work at its headquarters and other office buildings to be vaccinated against the coronavirus.
But the package delivery giant isn’t requiring the same of its front-line workers, who represent the bulk of its workforce.
Those who return to work at UPS headquarters in Sandy Springs and support locations in Alpharetta will have to be vaccinated by Oct. 1 — either fully vaccinated or with at least the first of two doses and a scheduled date for a second shot, according to the company.
The mandate could mean fewer office workers return immediately after Labor Day than UPS had planned, as a surge in COVID-19 cases scrambles employer plans.
Package delivery company’s front-line workers exempted
UPS will require employees returning to work at its headquarters and other office buildings to be vaccinated against the coronavirus.
But the package delivery giant isn’t requiring the same of its front-line workers, who represent the bulk of its workforce.
Those who return to work at UPS headquarters in Sandy Springs and support locations in Alpharetta will have to be vaccinated by Oct. 1 — either fully vaccinated or with at least the first of two doses and a scheduled date for a second shot, according to the company.
The mandate could mean fewer office workers return immediately after Labor Day than UPS had planned, as a surge in COVID-19 cases scrambles employer plans.