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HR & Labor Management: Page 214
APICS Debuts Toolkit for Supporting Women in Manufacturing
APICS, the professional association for supply-chain management, has created a new toolkit to support women in manufacturing.
Getting Overseas Work Experience May Not Necessarily Help Your Career Advancement
Executives who accumulate international experience are no more likely than others to advance their career at multinational companies.
In the Internet Age, Supply Chain Is Still a Risky Business
All the technology in the world won't protect you against the myriad of events that can severely disrupt a global supply chain.
Time to Change the Way We Regulate the Gig Economy
Employment rules and regulations have failed to keep pace with innovation in the American workforce - especially with regard to the growing number of independent workers.
How Cloud Can Be Supplied to Human Resources Now
Born two or three years after the invention of the World Wide Web, and just 12 or 13 years old when the invention of the smartphone changed everything, the latest cohort of millennials just graduated from college last spring. Now they are entering the workforce, where they will be joining their "digital native" predecessors, who already make up more than half of the workforce. And they are even more immersed in the technology and culture of the internet than their forerunners were.
The Compliance Map Unveils Supply Chain Transparency Module
The Compliance Map, a developer of software for supply-chain and environmental compliance, has created the Supply Chain Transparency Module.
Still Doing Performance Management Reviews - and Still Demotivating Your Employees?
What happens after companies jettison traditional year-end evaluations?
Human Rights Watch Urges Governments to Do More to Combat Supply Chain Labor Abuse
Human Rights Watch says it is pressing governments worldwide to adopt policies to prevent what it says are rampant labor abuses in worldwide supply chains.
Program Launched to Attract Women to Manufacturing Jobs
To increase awareness and create ambassadors for manufacturing careers for women, APICS and the Manufacturing Institute have released LEAD: Becoming an Impactful Voice to the Next Generation of Talent.
Officer Shortage to Ease as Growth in Global Shipping Fleets Continues to Slow
Slowing growth in the size of the shipping fleet will reduce the shortage of officers over the coming years, according to the latest Manning report published by global shipping consultancy Drewry.
To Attract Millennials, Manufacturers Need to Show Them the Technology
Manufacturers are recruiting to attract skilled labor to a growing number of positions and to replenish a workforce from which baby boomers are retiring at a rapid pace. By 2025, there will be two million unfilled manufacturing jobs, according to a study by the Manufacturing Institute and Deloitte Consulting.
How Volvo Summoned an Army of Resources to Cut Energy Use at Its Plants
It wasn't exactly a cast of thousands. But when The Volvo Group set out to slash energy usage at its North American manufacturing plants, it called on a wealth of partners from both the private and public sectors for help.
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