Browning Tammy L, a Senior Vice President at Kelly Services, has filed 40 Form 4 transactions, all in a single ticker: KELYA. The pattern is overwhelmingly one of compensation-driven accumulation rather than discretionary trading. Across all filings, there were zero open-market purchases (code P) and zero open-market sales (code S). Instead, the total acquired value of $780,637.91 came entirely from grants and awards (code A), with the remainder of the activity consisting of automatic share withholdings to cover tax obligations (code F).
The most significant event occurred on August 15, 2025, when Browning received a restricted stock award valued at $500,001.14. That was followed by a cluster of awards on February 10, 2026, totaling roughly $160,334 in value, including one grant at $138,905.20 and another at $21,428.96. These were paired with a series of small tax-withholding dispositions on the same date, ranging from $2,968.56 to $9,206.39. A similar but smaller pattern appeared in February 2025, with multiple F-code withholdings between $2,502.78 and $8,136.75.
The absence of any P or S codes is notable. Browning has not signaled a directional view through open-market activity in the filing period. Her equity position in KELYA has grown mechanically through scheduled compensation events, while the F-code transactions simply reduced shares to satisfy tax liabilities. The recent February 2026 activity, concentrated within a five-day window, reflects the vesting and settlement of prior awards rather than any new buying or selling conviction.
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