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Chicago-based Coyote Logistics, a UPS subsidiary, cuts jobs in sales and operations to align with business needs.
Coyote Logistics, a digital freight brokerage based in Chicago, has recently confirmed job cuts in its sales and operations divisions. The exact number of affected employees is undisclosed:
Anyone @CoyoteLogistics impacted by these layoffs, let me know - @BetterTrucks is hiring. Will match your existing comp structure. https://t.co/s4bKADhxrg
— Andy Whiting (@paducah) January 13, 2024
Employees received an email about the layoffs, signaling a challenging start to the year:
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