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DHL Lays off workers at their 18 USA distribution hubs

12/11/2008
The current economic downturn is beginning to affect large multinational forwarders and the 10th of November saw DHL withdraw from the domestic express business in the USA.
 
DHL announced the closure of all 18 main distribution hubs, cutting approximately 12,000 jobs. Within the last 5 years DHL has lost $10 billion in the USA (Source Business Week November 10, 2008).
  
We at Genesis Forwarding Services remain committed to the markets in which we operate and as a result of our prudent management policies remain commercially and financially strong. We continue to offer our customers our full support and a service that is second to none.
 
We will ensure that your goods are protected within an organization known for quality service (Services to Exporters Award – International Business Awards, Export Communicator of the Year Award – National Chamber Awards).


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