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BAE Hails Record Profits as U.K. Workers Strike
A union leader representing striking workers said: "BAE's profits are little short of obscene."
Two Royal Australian Air Force BAE Hawk 127 jet trainer aircraft taking off. Photo: iStock/Ryan Fletcher.
ICE Says Claim it Purchased Hudson Valley Warehouse Was ‘Mistake’
The Chester facility was understood to be part of the Trump administration’s plan to house 80,000 immigrants in warehouses across the country.
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U.S. Union Membership Continues to Rise
The Trump administration is pushing to cancel collective bargaining agreements for about 1 million federal workers, which would offset these slight gains.
Photo: Teamsters for a Democratic Union
Report: U.K. Gender Pay Gap Won't Close Until 2056 at Current Pace
The pay gap between men and women in the U.K. sits at £2,548 ($3,455), meaning that essentially, the average woman works for 47 days of the year for free.
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How the FMCSA’s Non-Domiciled CDL Rule Affects Logistics
By proactively assessing exposure and building resilience, transportation companies are in a better position to manage disruptions the rule could cause.
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How Manufacturers Can Prepare for a More Dynamic Future
Without a common digital language, even the most advanced technologies risk creating inefficiencies and missed opportunities.
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ICE Plans to Convert Warehouses into Detention Centers
USCIS says the new model for increasing detention space is needed due to a surge in ICE hires and an anticipated rise in arrests.
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Podcast | The Power of Mentorship in Supply Chain Organizations
In an era of dazzling technology, are we forgetting what really makes supply chain organizations run?
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Three Ways to Evaluate Regional Labor in an Evolving Mexican Workforce
While fierce debates about tariffs and immigration policy rage on to the north, both issues are already leaving their mark on Mexican manufacturing — mostly for the better.
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U.S. Unionization Elections Overseen by NLRB Dropped by 30% in 2025
During those elections, 42% fewer workers participated compared to 2024, while the success rate for union elections fell by more than 2%.
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Heineken to Cut 6,000 Jobs on Falling Demand
EU beer production fell nearly 6% from 2019 to 2024, because of higher costs, global transport disruptions, and the effects of more people taking weight-loss drugs.
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U.S. Air Cargo Carriers Shed Nearly 30,000 Jobs in December 2025
Total airline employment fell by 27,659 jobs month over month combined between part-time and full-time roles, dropping to 1.04 million workers in December.
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