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Smart Workforce Software Puts a Plug in the Retiring Workforce Brain Drain

Multiple market pressures have made workforce development and workflow optimization top of mind for leading manufacturers.

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Brexit Has Had a Negative Impact on the U.K. Economy

The U.K. is the only major rich economy that remains smaller — poorer — than prior to the pandemic and Brexit may be a factor.

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UPS Faces Rising Labor Costs, Strike Risk in Upcoming Union Fight

UPS argues that it already pays its workers, especially drivers, much more than competitors.

Sean O’Brien, president of the Teamsters, at the union’s headquarters in Washington, DC, in March 2022. Photo: Bloomberg

U.S. Transportation Secretary Highlights Department’s Work to Combat Human Trafficking

January is National Human Trafficking Prevention Month. Learn to look for the signs.

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Podcast | The Supply Chain Workforce of the Future Is Already Here

COVID-19 triggered a radical transformation of the workforce across all industries, but the impact on the supply chain sector has been especially acute.

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Walmart Dangles 17% Bump in Starting Wage in Tight Labor Market

Walmart is also adding new college degrees and certificates to its program that pays tuition and fees for employees.

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Four Strategies for Addressing Supply Chain Disruption

Following are four key logistics strategies that are likely to pick up steam in 2023.

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Ford to Cut 3,200 Jobs in Europe and Move Some Work to U.S.

Most of the 2,500 jobs in product development and up to 700 in administrative roles the automaker is hoping to cut are located in Germany.

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Eurostar Blames Brexit and Border Queues for Empty Seats

Brexit and a shortage of border officials was increasing the time it takes to process passengers departing from London’s St. Pancras International station.

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Laid-Off Tech Workers Are About to Get Help From Allstate

Massive job cuts at tech companies could make Allstate's hiring search easier, according to chief financial officer Jess Merten.

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Five Challenges to Supply Chain Resilience in 2023

Bindiya Vakil, chief executive officer of Resilinc, lays out five trends and challenges to supply chains to watch for in the coming year.

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Google Parent Firm Alphabet to Cut 12,000 Jobs Worldwide

Tech firms laid off more than 150,000 workers globally in 2022, with a further 38,800 layoffs already announced in 2023.

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