Why Any Executive Must Consider Labor Management Today | SupplyChainBrain

Why Any Executive Must Consider Labor Management Today

Charles Zosel, Vice President, TZA

July 9, 2012

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Charles Zosel, TZA vice president, says labor management comprises three essential elements: engineering, the best way to do work; technology, which determines how to do the work; and people, which means getting them to work better. [Run Time (Min.): 13:04]

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