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South Korean Truckers End 16-Day Strike Without Gains

The vote came a day after Seoul ramped up its hardline approach against organized labor by expanding back-to-work orders for up to 10,000 drivers.

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U.K. Border Force staff at airports to strike over Christmas

Prime Minister Rishi Sunak said on December 7 that he would bring in "new tough laws" to curb the impact of strikes as he criticized "unreasonable" union chiefs.

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China Abandons Key Parts of Zero-COVID Strategy After Protests

People with COVID can now isolate at home rather than in state facilities if they have mild or no symptoms. They also no longer need to show tests for most venues, and can travel more freely inside the country.

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STB to Hold Public Hearing on UP Rail Embargoes

The STB says that disruptions in UP’s service levels have a significant detrimental impact on the supply chain and the nation’s economy.

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Six Logistics Trends to Watch for in 2023

The transportation and logistics industry faces new challenges and an uncertain economy in the coming year. Following are six trends we can expect to see in 2023.

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U.S. Adds 263,000 Jobs in November as Unemployment Rate Stays at 3.7%

The latest figures show hiring has remained resilient despite rising interest rates and the announcement of a series of layoffs at technology and real estate companies.

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Delta, Pilots Reach Four-Year Deal With 31% in Pay Raises

The accord could be the first new pilots contract approved at major U.S. airline since before the start of the pandemic.

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Biden Signs Bill, Averting Rail Strike

Biden said it was the right thing to do to save jobs, to protect millions of working families, and to keep supply chains stable around the holidays,

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Heathrow Faces Pre-Christmas Baggage Handlers Strike

Airlines that are likely to be affected by the three-day strike are Air Canada, American Airlines, Lufthansa, Swiss Air, Air Portugal, Austrian Airlines, Qantas, Egypt Air, Aer Lingus and Finnair.

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Watch: For Warehouses, Variability Demands Flexibility

As variability has ramped up in the warehouse, a flexible workforce has become a necessity, says Hisham Khaki, president of HapiGig.

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Railroads, Retailers Welcome Government Intervention in Rail Strike

The House passed two separate bills November 30 — one to codify the tentative contract agreement, and a second to add seven paid sick days to the contract.

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House Votes to Impose Labor Agreement on Rail Workers, Averting December Strike

Though a majority of the dozen unions have supported the agreement, four have voted against it and were prepped to strike come December.

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