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UPS to Close Spokane and Pendleton Facilities as Pacific Northwest Feels Impact of National Network Overhaul

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The closures are part of a sweeping restructuring that will shutter 22 union-staffed buildings across 18 states in 2026, as UPS decouples from Amazon and accelerates automation. The Pacific Northwest will lose two UPS package-handling facilities this year after the Atlanta-based shipping giant identified its Jamieson Park location in Spokane, Washington, and a facility in […]

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