What happened
Postal Center International reported facility closures affecting 164 positions in San Antonio, 181 in Weston, Florida, and 148 in Franklin, Massachusetts, for a combined 493 jobs. San Antonio separations began August 13 and were expected to continue through September.
The company's notice attributed the Texas action to unforeseen business circumstances, according to reporting based on the WARN filing.
Who is affected
The San Antonio list included delivery drivers along with barcode, supervisory, and management positions. The reviewed records do not show that all 493 jobs were commercial-driving positions or that a CDL was required for each delivery role.
Public reporting said the affected San Antonio workers were not represented by a union and lacked bumping rights; local circumstances may differ at the other facilities.
What it means for drivers
The closures show that mail, fulfillment, and last-mile delivery work can be affected by network consolidation as well as freight demand. Drivers comparing new roles should verify the actual employer and whether benefits or seniority transfer.
Affected workers should use the official state workforce contacts for the notice tied to their location and current assistance information.
Primary sources and supporting records
- Texas Workforce Commission: WARN NoticesPrimary state WARN index • Checked September 10, 2026 at 11:36 PM
- Massachusetts Executive Office of Labor and Workforce Development: WARN reportsPrimary state WARN resource • Checked September 10, 2026 at 11:36 PM
- San Antonio Express-News: Private mail provider closing San Antonio facilitySecondary reporting and job detail • Published 2026-08-28 • Checked September 10, 2026 at 11:36 PM
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