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Amazon to Cut Another 9,000 Jobs in New Round of Layoffs

Amazon said the cuts would fall mostly in its cloud services, advertising and Twitch live-streaming units.

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Tensions Rise in Stalled West Coast Port Labor Talks

With cargo volumes in steep decline, a showdown that ties up the flow of goods is likely to push more business to other gateways.

Dockworkers move cargo on a container terminal. Photo: Port of Los Angeles.

Watch: Logistics Prepares for the Challenges of 2023

Craig Henry, U.S. industry manager of intralogistics with Siemens, discusses the continuing labor shortage, inflationary pressures and the need to invest smartly in technologies.

Craig Henry

Heathrow Security to Strike for 10 Days Including Easter

Easter in the U.K. and Europe is a four-day holiday, including Good Friday and Easter Monday, making it a popular time for air travel.

London Heathrow Airport LHR British Airways Terminal 5. Photo: iStock.com/Boarding1Now

Boeing and Airbus Intensify Search for Skilled Talent in India

Companies have for decades looked to India, home to about 40% of so-called global capability centers that provide tech, engineering and I.T. support,

Boeing’s booth at the Aero India 2023 show in Bengaluru on February 14. Photo: Bloomberg

When Adopting New Tools for the Supply Chain, Don’t Forget Change Management

Why do some companies get so much more value from their supply chain and logistics deployments over time, while others see their value degrade?

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U.S. Court Rules Uber and Lyft Workers are Contractors

Labor groups opposed the measure, saying it robbed them of rights like sick leave. The firms say the proposition protects other benefits such as flexibility.

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Are Tech Firms Really Firing Their I.T. Workers? No.

In fact, Gartner found that the companies behind the 10 largest layoffs in tech talent now employ over 150,000 more people than at the beginning of 2020.

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Slowdown in E-Commerce Causing Job Cuts at Logistics Companies

The pullback came as the broader U.S. economy added 311,000 jobs, driven by growth in service sectors, as consumer spending shifts.

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Truckers Oppose Biden’s Pick for Labor Chief Over Gig-Worker Law

Julie Su backed the 2019 California contract-worker law, known as AB5, in her previous role as the state’s labor secretary.

Julie Su Photographer: Al Drago/Bloomberg

Five Top Trends Set To Disrupt the Field-Service Ecosystem

The year 2023 will be one of great potential for those that are willing to embrace change, as service becomes even more critical to the business.

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Starbucks CEO to Testify Before Senate Over Opposition to Stores Unionizing

Nine decisions by NLRB administrative law judges so far have found Starbucks violated the National Labor Relations Act, and 22 Starbucks workers been ordered reinstated.

CEO Howard Schultz. Photo: Starbucks

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