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U.K. Farming and Trucking Most Exposed to Rise in Retiring Workers
More than half of the U.K.’s farmers are aged 55 and older while half of Britain's truck drivers are older than 50.
A farmer drives a tractor through an apple orchard on a farm in Faversham, UK, on Oct. 18, 2022. Photo: Bloomberg
Watch: Is There a ‘Right’ to Work Remotely?
James Bailey, Professor of Leadership in the School of Business at George Washington University, discusses whether workers will continue pushing for the “right” to work remotely, even with the end of the COVID-19 pandemic.
Is There A Right To Work Remotely
Can Walmart’s Associate-to-Driver Program Solve the Driver Shortage?
Walmart has launched  the Associate-to-Driver Program, adding drivers to the fleet by hiring internally. Is it a real remedy for the driver shortage, or simply a PR move aimed at boosting morale?
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Watch: Closing the Distance Between the Warehouse and End User
Getting the warehouse "closer" to the end user is important in supply chains today, says Brian Keiger, director of business development and marketing with Stow Robotics.
Brian Keiger
GEODIS Announces Acquisition of Southern Companies
The French logistics company's acquisition will result in more than 80 Southern Companies employees across the United States joining GEODIS.
Higher Mexican Wages Spell Trouble for Near-Shoring
The trend comes in part from the U.S.-Mexico-Canada Agreement (USMCA), which took effect in July 2020 as a replacement for the North American Free Trade Agreement.
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Breaking Through DEI Misconceptions to Find a Better Path Forward
The very heart of diversity involves how things differ, and we all know that people differ in many ways. All of us fit in, or don’t, some place, and this is why each of us has a DEI story.
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Watch: Solutions for Alleviating Industry Growing Pains
What's the role of technology in distinguishing between a "supplier" and a "partner," or boosting worker productivity? Buddy Bockweg, chief executive officer of Vsimple, explains.
Buddy Bockweg
The Supply Chain Business is the People Business – Start There for ESG
Many supply chain leaders focus so much on the product or service that they forget they are in the people business as well.
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Podcast | Can Gig Workers Really Make a Living?
The battle over the definition, status and viability of the gig worker continues.
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UPS, Teamsters Open High-Stakes U.S. Labor Talks
The Teamsters said they would refuse to negotiate until UPS signed regional supplement contracts with the union. But, to date, two regional supplemental agreements remain unresolved.
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U.S. Supply Chain Professionals Saw Salaries Increase in 2022
The median salary for U.S.-based supply chain professionals rose to $98,570 in 2022, a 3% increase when compared to 2021.
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