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HR & Labor Management: Page 146
The Pandemic Guts Airbus, But It’s Worse for Thousands of Suppliers
With COVID-19 grounding a third of planes globally, airlines have put orders on hold, crushing the businesses that serve them.
The ‘Virtual Shift’: How Manufacturing Can Adapt to Remote Work
With almost 50% of the workforce now working remotely, manufacturers face three major challenges.
$100-Billion Chocolate Industry Still Plagued by Child Labor
A decade after the $100 billion chocolate industry pledged to cut child labor in the world’s top cocoa producers, a report sponsored by the U.S. government shows the problem has actually gotten worse.
COVID-19 in the Warehouse? Never Fear — the Robots Are Here
Only a year ago, the mere mention of a “virus” would have evoked in many people’s minds the image of a sick computer.
Watch: Seven Forces Reshaping the Economy
Greg Brown, executive director of the Kenan Institute of Private Enterprise, details the conclusions of a new report, developed in conjunction with the North Carolina CEO Leadership Forum, about current transformative economic trends.
Amazon Study of Workers’ Covid Is Faulted Over Lack of Key Data
Amazon’s analysis of COVID-19 infection rates among its workers has several flaws and falls short of assessing whether the world’s biggest online retailer did a good job protecting its workforce through the pandemic, according to infectious disease experts who track pandemics.
Cocoa Giant Can Now Trace Majority of Its Beans
Cocoa giant Olam International Ltd. can now trace the supply of the majority of the beans it buys, stepping up sustainability efforts as customers and governments increasingly want to know where food comes from and whether it was ethically produced.
Five Ways to Invest in Growth During the Pandemic
A balanced investment strategy is key to navigating instability and achieving growth.
Watch: Redesigning Office Space in the Post-Pandemic Era
Brad Simmons, managing partner with KAI Design, speculates about the form that the office of the future will take, to accommodate the need for social distancing as well as permanent remote workers.
Five Steps Toward a More Resilient Supply Chain
How can businesses secure the upper hand over unanticipated challenges to managing a global supply chain?
Face Mask-Optimized Voice Solution Provides 35% Productivity Boost
New voice picking system Lydia Voice uses deep neural network technology — and is optimized for workers wearing face masks.
How Technology Provides a Crucial Link in Ethical Supply Chains
With companies relying increasingly on complex global supply chains, their need for verifiable manufacturing ethics and supplier transparency is growing.
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