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EV Batteries, Car Parts Now Scrutinized Under U.S. Forced Labor Law
Batteries, tires, steel and aluminum were added to the list of Chinese imports that should be more heavily scrutinized by U.S. Customs and Border Protection.
Lithium ion battery modules. Photo: iStock.com/Pasha Pechenkin
Podcast | The Past, Present and Future of Gig Work
How did the gig economy survive the pandemic? And how is it evolving today?
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Global Logistics Industry Contracts for Third Straight Month
July 2023 marked the fifth straight month that the Logistics Managers' Index score hit a new all-time low.
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Watch: How to Overcome the Talent Drought in Logistics
People think the labor shortage in logistics happened because of the pandemic, but it actually started back in 2003, says Jennifer Sheets, CEO and president of MasterStaff.
Jennifer Sheets
Suppliers' Spare Capacity During July Came Close to May 2020 Levels
The GEP Global Supply Chain Volatility Index fell for the sixth consecutive month during 2023 from -0.26 in June to -0.50 in July.
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Echo Global Launches Automated Carrier Negotiations Feature
The tool allows carriers to bid on available shipments and receive notifications letting them know if their bid is denied, accepted, or if a counteroffer has been made.
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Amazon Planning to Build Australia’s Largest Robotics Warehouse
The 685,000-square-foot fulfillment center in Northern Melbourne will employ a fleet of robots that will fetch items for packing by Amazon staffers.
Amazon's warehouse in Leeds, U.K. Photo: iStock.com/Teamjackson
Watch: Supply Chain Talent: What the Hell Happened?
When considering nearshoring, staffing experts can help with finding multilingual talent with the same values as yours, says Mia Mazal, business development and partnership manager at Sworkz.
Mia Mazal
Unemployment in Transportation Sector Rises, Topping National Average
The unemployment rate in the U.S. transportation sector rose 0.7 percentage points to 4.9% in July 2022, above the pre-pandemic July 2019 level of 4.2%.
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With Growth on the Horizon, Supply Chain Leaders Must Become Forward-Thinking
By identifying and laying down the groundwork for what the future supply chain leader looks like, executives will attract and retain top talent that will bring success.
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ILWU Canada Ratifies Labor Deal
The British Columbia Maritime Employers Association ratified the agreement on July 31.
Ships at the Port of Vancouver during a dockworkers strike on July 5. Photographer: Jimmy Jeong/Bloomberg
Everyone Wants to Work at UPS After Union Scores $170,000 Driver Pay
The pay is above industry standards, but enthusiastic UPS-wannabes should know that the path to a coveted driving position is far from a smooth ride.
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