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ZIM American to Expand Headquarters in Virginia

Virginia was able to beat out several other states for the project which will create “several hundred jobs” over the next five years, according to Governor Glenn Youngkin.

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Alcott Global Reveals the Nominees for the Leaders in Supply Chain Awards 2023

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Global Chip Race Touches Off Spending Spree, Led by Intel’s $50-Billion Campaign

Combined, the U.S., EU, Japan and India have committed more than $100 billion in subsidies to attract the likes of Intel, Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing and Micron.

Newport, U.K. August 2022. Photo: Bloomberg

World’s Top Dairy Maker Plans Chicago Expansion After $3.2bn Kraft Deal

The family-owned company plans to hire almost 100 people at its Chicago offices over the next 12 months, according to Peter Cotter, CEO of Lactalis Heritage Dairy.

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Amazon, Hilton and Pepsi to Hire Thousands of Refugees in Europe

The firm said most of the new roles for refugees would be in areas such as fulfilment and distribution.

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Boeing Supplier’s Labor Vote Puts 737 Output Hike at Risk

Spirit AeroSystems Holdings Inc. is preparing to make a so-called best-and-final offer during the week of June 15 to about 6,000 unionized employees.

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U.S. Supply Chain Threat Diminishes with West Coast Port Deal

President Joe Biden, in a statement released the evening of June 14, hailed the tentative agreement as proof that “collective bargaining works."

Los Angeles, California. June 2023. Photo: Eric Thayer/Bloomberg

West Coast Dockworkers Reach Tentative Agreement with Shippers

The International Longshore and Warehouse Union agreed to a new, six-year collective bargaining contract with the Pacific Maritime Association on June 14, 2023.

The Port of Oakland in Oakland, California on October 26, 2011. Photo: iStock.com/hanusst

U.S. Slips in Supply Chain Ranks After Child-Labor Violations

The U.S. saw its ranking decline on almost all metrics, according to an analysis published June 14 by the ESG advisory and analytics company Elevate.

This photo, included in DoL court filings in November, 2022, shows a Packers Sanitation Services Inc. employee at the JBS Beef Plant in Grand Island, Nebraska. Photo: U.S. Department of Labor, taken by WHI Lopez

Walmart Planning to Open Case-Ready Beef Facility in Kansas

Walmart expects the facility to create 600 jobs for the Olathe, Kansas community while improving the visibility of the company's beef supply chain.

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Hong Kong to Recruit 27,000 Foreign Workers Amid Shortage

Hong Kong expects to receive applications for jobs in the construction and transportation sectors beginning July 2023 and may need about two months to process them.

Hong Kong, China. April 2023. Photo: Lam Yik/Bloomberg

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