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HR & Labor Management: Page 161
Another Round of Supply-Chain Predictions From S.F. Roundtable
In Silicon Valley, a roomful of prognosticators gather once more to divine the future of global supply chains.
Google Accused of Creating Spy Tool to Squelch Worker Dissent
Google employees are accusing the company’s leadership of developing an internal surveillance tool that they believe will be used to monitor workers’ attempts to organize protests and discuss labor rights.
U.K. Businesses’ Brexit Frustration Mounting With the Costs
While most business leaders want to avoid a no-deal departure, continued uncertainty is not much better. With the cliff edge looming, and the prospect of another one in three months if the EU grants Parliament’s request for a further delay, collateral damage is mounting.
How Common Safety Measures Can Put More Workers at Risk
It’s not enough to have all of the required safety clothing and equipment on site. A focus on people is also necessary.
Where Are All the Black Women in the Flight Deck?
As gender parity goes, 2019 has seen a slow, steady advancement of women in leadership positions. It’s been a slightly different story in the aviation industry.
Underpaying Blue-Collar Workers Hurts Long-Term Profits, Research Shows
A growing body of research sheds light on how blue-collar wages affect the U.S. economy.
CEOs Publicly Reject ‘Shareholder Primacy.’ Do They Really Mean It?
For more than 20 years, the Business Roundtable, a lobbying group consisting entirely of chief executive officers, has maintained that the primary mission of corporations is to serve the interests of their shareholders. Now the group wants the world to believe that it values other fundamentals as well.
Podcast | AI and the Future of Human Jobs
Artificial intelligence is poised to take over any number of tasks related to supply-chain management. But what will happen to the humans who were doing those jobs?
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Future Jobs Are In Logistics, Not Red Tape and Brown Steel
While watching the latest Democratic presidential debate, it occurred to me that both political parties are missing a critical issue when it comes to job creation.
Get Smart in the Workplace With New Cloud Mobile App
A new mobile app is offering real-time insight into employee activity and efficiency for retailers, warehouse distribution centers and more.
‘They Don’t Need Us Anymore’: Auto Workers Fear Electric Unrest
The milkman went missing thanks to the rise of refrigerators. Switchboard operators were done in by the dawn of direct dialing. And in the car industry, auto workers are deathly afraid the engine assembler will give way to battery builders.
Human Rights Abuses in Xinjiang Threaten to Taint All China-Sourced Supply Chains
Multiple reports are emerging from Xinjiang about human rights abuses against the indigenous Uyghur population, including mass detentions and the use of forced and child labor in local factories.
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