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Starbucks Union Breakthrough Could Signal Big Shift in Retail

Starbucks has for years been cited by experts as the most aggressive union-buster, so the news will boost confidence in unionization at other retailers that have resisted it.

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Survey Uncovers 'Crucial Gap' in Retail Worker Tech Needs

Scandit's survey found that 40% of respondents feel that their employers don’t invest in their techology needs.

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Will Canada’s Modern Slavery Act Become North America’s De Facto Law?

While there’s no official count of the number of companies affected by the Canadian modern slavery law, it’s likely to include a significant number of American and Mexican businesses.

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Mastering the Modern Workplace With Task Management

Driven by artificial intelligence, modern-day task management offers faster computing over wider bandwidths, enabling collaboration in real time from anywhere in the world.

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Biden Admin Hands Out $50 Million in Grants for Crucial Transportation Safety Projects

The grants will fund 34 projects across 22 states, the District of Columbia, and Puerto Rico.

U.S. Secretary of Transportation, Pete Buttigieg.

Empowering Women in the Supply Chain: Bridging Gaps and Fostering a Supportive Community

The path to gender parity is about spanning bridges across persistent gaps, and cultivating a supportive community that empowers women to thrive.

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Data Is Environmentally Dirty. What to Do?

Now that data is mostly out there, in the cloud, it seems easy to imagine that it’s “clean.” Time to think again.

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Deutsche Bahn Loses Court Bid to Block Train-Drivers’ Strike

Germany is braced for another wave of travel disruptions after unions representing cabin crew and train drivers announced more walkouts.

Deutsche Bahn trains in Munich, Germany. Photographer: Michaela Rehle/Bloomberg.

DOJ Opens Criminal Investigation Into Boeing Over Door Plug Blowout Incident

DOJ investigators have reportedly begun reaching out to passengers and crew aboard the flight where a door plug blew out in January.

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Boeing to Tie More Worker Bonuses to Safety After Series of Lapses

The changes, which were communicated at an all-employee meeting on March 7, come two months after a near-disaster on a new Boeing 737 Max operated by Alaska Airlines.

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Deadly Ship Attack Means Red Sea Voyages Need Re-Think, Union Says

David Appleton, head of professional and technical at Nautilus, which represents more than 20,000 maritime workers, said the utmost priority should be the safeguarding of the lives of seafarers.

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The Empathy Challenge Facing the Transport Industry

Empathetic leadership is so much more than leaders saying caring words. It’s about taking the time to listen to and understand, then following up with meaningful actions.

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