ORGANIZATION

UPS

UPS is a package delivery and logistics company that moves shipments for businesses and individuals. As a Texas employer, it has workers in roles connected to package handling, driving, operations, and management. Employee career examples span Dallas-Fort Worth and Austin, including moves from part-time work into driving and leadership positions.

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Texas tier: Major Texas employer
Texas employees: 32740 (Minimum, from OSHA injury reports for its Texas sites)
Texas headcount not yet confirmed.
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Index total
54.2 / 100
Medium confidenceHigh: broad evidence from several independent sources across all five factors.Medium: evidence from at least two independent sources, covering most factors. Some factors are still early.Limited: the public sources we have checked do not yet cover enough of the five factors for a reliable total.

AboveNearBelow the median (58.6) for Texas employers we rate.

Index total
TBD
Limited confidence

Not enough data yet for a reliable total. The factor results below use the evidence we have today. We add sources regularly.

Scores updated November 7, 2026. Evidence through October 27, 2026.

Cap applied

OSHA issued UPS at least one willful or repeat citation in Texas in the last 3 years, so its Keeping People Safe score is capped.

KKeeping People Safe
Safety, security, and ethical integrity
Early data10.6 / 20TBD
AAlliance & Community
Social support, belonging, and collaboration
Early data9.6 / 20TBD
RRespect & Balance
Autonomy, flexibility, and whole-person integration
Early data11.7 / 20TBD
MMeaningful Impact
Dignity, meaning, agency, and financial security
Early data11.5 / 20TBD
AAdvancement For All
Learning, accomplishment, and equitable progression
Early data10.8 / 20TBD

Each factor is scored out of 20. The five factors add up to the total out of 100. How we score

Key facts

What the public record shows

Each fact comes from a government record or the company's own materials.

  • 4 of those citations were willful or repeat, last 3 years.
  • 10.00 recordable injuries per 100 full-time workers in 2025, from OSHA injury reports for its Texas sites. The national rate for the same industries is 7.52 (BLS, 2024).
  • 8.82 injuries per 100 full-time workers led to days away, restricted duty, or a job transfer in 2025.
  • 8 OSHA serious, willful, or repeat citations in Texas, last 5 years, from 50 inspections since 2020.
  • 1 layoff notice filed with the Texas Workforce Commission in the last 3 years, covering 62 workers.
  • 2 of 9 U.S. Department of Labor wage and hour cases in Texas found violations, last 5 years.
  • 135 unfair labor practice charges filed with the NLRB against this employer in Texas, last 5 years. A charge is an allegation, not a finding.
  • 4 EEOC lawsuits or conciliations involving this employer, nationwide, last 5 years.

Government enforcement records are mostly complaint-driven. A short record is not proof of good conditions, and a long one can reflect a large workforce or active reporting.

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Where this profile's evidence comes from

Sources marked "No records" were checked for this employer and returned nothing.

  • OSHA injury reports
    Reports for 1 Texas site group
  • OSHA inspections and citations
    50 inspections since 2020
  • Texas layoff notices (TWC)
    1 notice, last 3 years
  • DOL Wage and Hour cases
    9 cases, last 5 years
  • NLRB charges
    135 charges, last 5 years
  • EEOC lawsuits and conciliations
    4 actions, last 5 years
  • H-1B wage filings (DOL)
    11 Texas filings
  • Form 5500 benefit plan filings
    No records matched
  • SEC filings
    Disclosures found
  • Company website
    5 practices described
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Evidence behind the score

OSHA inspections in Texas

Texas layoff notices

Wage and Hour cases in Texas

NLRB charges in Texas (allegations, not findings)

EEOC lawsuits and conciliations (nationwide)

Workplace practices the company describes

Texas headcount

Score history

First scored on November 8, 2026.

Comparison

This employer54.2
Texas median58.6
Industry medianComing soon

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Description

United Parcel Service (UPS) is a public package delivery and logistics company headquartered in Atlanta, Georgia. It moves shipments for businesses and individuals through pickup, transportation, and delivery services. Its operations also involve sorting, customer support, and logistics planning, connecting people and businesses across local, national, and international routes.

In Texas, UPS career examples span Dallas-Fort Worth and Austin. Brandit Campbell advanced from package handler to hub director in Dallas-Fort Worth. Frank Luscher joined UPS part-time after moving to Austin, then chose driving as his full-time career. Lindsay Cordova manages a UPS Integrad training site in Texas; Integrad has 11 facilities. OSHA-reported records identify at least 32,740 UPS employees in Texas.

Texas roles include package handlers, drivers, operations and hub managers, customer support staff, and logistics professionals. The company’s work also involves training employees for operational roles. Workarma tracks public records such as OSHA injury filings and WARN notices for its Texas operations.

Mission

UPS's mission is to move our world forward by delivering what matters.

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