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FedEx Supply Chain to Lay Off 611 Workers in Memphis Amid Cummins' Shift to Indianapolis Distribution Operations.
ByAinvest
Thursday, Aug 28, 2025 12:50 pm ET1min read
FedEx Supply Chain is laying off 611 employees in Memphis due to Cummins' decision to shift its aftermarket parts distribution to a new logistics provider in Indianapolis. The layoffs will be fully implemented by October 11, 2025. FedEx will provide job placement assistance, counseling, and other support to affected workers, but the move underscores the vulnerability of logistics workers to client-driven operational changes and raises questions about job security and local economic effects.
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