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HR & Labor Management: Page 28
Canada Post Resumes Labor Talks with Union
Negotiations between the union and Canada post are picking back up for the first time since talks broke down in early March.
'A Fool's Errand': The Fatal Flaw Behind a U.S. Manufacturing Revival
The infrastructure to educate and entice manufacturing workers simply doesn't exist, while the Trump administration has sought to deport the very people who would want those jobs the most.
Brazilian Workers Sue Starbucks Over 'Slavery-Like' Conditions on Coffee Farm
Brazil's coffee sector has the country's highest number of workers rescued from debt bondage, excessive hours, lack of payment or degrading accommodations.
There Should be No Surprises: How to Build a Resilient Supply Chain
With all the available knowledge about risks, why do supply chain snags still happen, and why are some companies seemingly caught off guard?
Trump Border Czar Plans to ‘Flood’ Worksites in Deportation Push
Immigration and Customs Enforcement has arrested tens of thousands of people living in the U.S. without legal status since January, when Trump took office.
Women in Supply Chain: The Progress and Pitfalls on the Road to Equity
The path toward equity hasn't been an easy one for women in supply chain and logistics, and even today, it's still very much a work in progress.
South Africa Port Workers Warn of Strike as Pay Talks Fail
A strike would be a blow to South Africa’s moribund economy, at a time when President Donald Trump’s universal tariffs are threatening to upend global trade.
U.K. Names New British Steel Chiefs and Secures Coal, Ore
The move comes two days after the U.K. government legislated to take control of the steelmaker from its Chinese owner Jingye Group in a bid to save the Scunthorpe site.
U.S. Halts Imports from South Korea Salt Farm Accused of Slave Labor
Sinan's salt farms were also exposed for human trafficking and slave labor in 2014, after an investigation from mainland police led to the rescue of dozens of victims.
Watch: Will Warehouses Ever Go 'Dark'? The Future of Automation
Mark Richardson, chief executive officer of Ocado Intelligent Automation, visualizes the future of warehouse automation — including the possibility of fully autonomous "dark" warehouses.
BP Chair Resigns Over Net Zero Agenda
The news comes as several multinational corporations are resetting policies that turn them away from an ESG agenda, including diversity, equity and inclusion initiatives.
Podcast | An NBA Legend Shoots for ‘Coffee With a Cause’
Dikembe Mutombo was born in the Democratic Republic of the Congo and came to the U.S. — despite an initial ambition to attend medical school — to play basketball in the NBA.
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