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LOUISVILLE, Ky.—United Parcel Service Inc., already designs its delivery routes to avoid left turns, so as not to waste time waiting for a break in oncoming traffic. And the company requires drivers to walk at a "brisk pace," which it defines as 2.5 paces a second, to keep things moving fast.
But at an investor conference here, executives said they had hit upon another cost-saving ...
LOUISVILLE, Ky.—United Parcel Service Inc., already designs its delivery routes to avoid left turns, so as not to waste time waiting for a break in oncoming traffic. And the company requires drivers to walk at a "brisk pace," which it defines as 2.5 paces a second, to keep things moving fast.
But at an investor conference here, executives said they had hit upon another cost-saving ...
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