By james art 
United Parcel Service (UPS) plans to Close His day -to -day sorting operation at 6001 East Eight Avenue in Hialeah, affecting 65 part -time employees, according to WARN, filed with Florida civil servants last week.
The delivery giant notified on February 25, the state -owned trading coordinator and the quick reactions that the employees would be “separated from the employment of April 27, 2025”, although the UPS will continue to operate at the facility after that date.
“Due to changes in our network, UPS employees assigned to the Hialeah variety will be separated,” writes Bria Woods, Human Resources Business Director at UPS, in the official notice.
The closure affects both non -allied workers. Union staff, represented by the International Brotherhood of the Local 769 team, have rights to fight under their collective agreement to negotiate, potentially allowing them to seek positions occupied by less senior workers.
Workers in this county in Miami-Dad, Florida, received their 60-day notifications between February 25 and 26, in accordance with the Federal Worker Correction Act and Retraining (WARN).
UPS, based in Atlanta, stated that “would try to soften the effects by offering work to the affected employees in other positions where possible”, according to Warned a letterS
Thehe Hialeah facility He has been part of the distribution network of South Florida for years, serving enterprises and residents in Miami-Dad. While the sort day operation closes, UPS confirms that it will support other operations at the place of East Eight Avenue.
The representative of the local teams Keith Pascalis, based in North Miami, is likely to help Union members through the transition process.
Employees who are looking for additional closing information can contact Woods at 404-584-1495 or bwoods@ups.com, as stated in Warn.