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HR & Labor Management: Page 88
Warehouse Automation: The Drivers, the Barriers, and the Trends for 2023
Warehouse decision-makers face some genuine hurdles in moving toward the widespread adoption of automation and robotics. But the benefits make it well worth the investment.
Trade Associations Worried About the Canadian Ports Strike
For every day that the strike goes on, supply chains will need an additional three to five days to recover, the Railway Association of Canada estimates.
U.K. Supermarkets Investigating Alleged Mistreatment of Migrant Fishers
Many U.K. fishers are employed through an immigration “loophole” that allows them to be subjected to forced labor and restricted access to medical care.
B.C. Maritime Employers Association Resumes Labor Talks with ILWU Canada
The BCMEA introduced a revised proposal aimed at resolving skilled trade shortages while also addressing ILWU Canada’s hope to expand its jurisdiction over regular terminal maintenance workers.
Eurocontrol Warns of Air-Traffic Control Strike Over Summer
Eurocontrol described recent protests as a “pre-warning” in a statement and said it was engaging in dialogue with the Union Syndicale Bruxelles to end the possible industrial action.
Eradicating Slave Labor Starts with a More Transparent Supply Chain
Until recently, most companies simply haven’t been interested in offering deep supply chain transparency. Now, they are beginning to realize the urgent need to do so.
Yellen Concerned About Chinese Export Controls, “Unfair” Economic Practices
Yellen said the U.S. is not looking to completely separate the world’s two biggest economies because that would destabilize the global economy and be “virtually impossible to undertake.”
Many Human Rights Violations Reportedly Found in Critical Mineral Supply Chains
Between January 2021 and December 2022, 102 allegations of abuse were linked to Chinese companies’ overseas investments in the transition minerals sector
Keeping Supply Chains Free From Forced Labor
While it represents an important step toward combating forced labor and protecting human rights, the
Uyghur Forced Labor Prevention Act
has the side effect of increasing day-to-day complexity for importers.
How AI and Automation Are Making Their Way Into Retail
Retailers are finding it increasingly difficult to find the staffing support they need.
Supply and Demand: The Impact on Hiring in Supply Chain Organizations
Successfully scaling staff up and down requires careful planning, agility, and leveraging technology.
UPS Drivers Head Toward Possible Strike as Labor Talks Stall
Weeks of talks between UPS and Teamsters fell apart early on the morning of July 5 after stretching through the July 4 holiday.
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