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Stockholm Planning 2025 Ban of Gasoline, Diesel Cars

The Green Party, which is a part of the Stockholm City Council’s ruling coalition, said the initiative will lead to an increase in the adoption of electric vehicles.

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Strike Threat Averted at Top Indian Coal Producer

A previous court decision to support a legal challenge by a group of executives to proposed hikes in salaries for other workers was overturned October 10.

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Watch: New Strategies for Adding Value to Supply Chains

Deanna Kaufman, vice president of Körber Supply Chain, addresses some of the biggest issues affecting supply chains today: data integration, people assets, cost reduction and the carbon footprint.

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Unionized Workers Begin Striking at Three Canadian GM Plants

The walkout came after Unifor said that GM was “stubbornly refusing” to match the three-year deal the labor union had previously reached with Ford Motor.

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Gebrüder Weiss Expanding E-Van Home Delivery Services to Hungary

The organization ordered ten additional Ford E-Transit vans that will be deployed in Győr, Pécs, Zalaegerszeg and Szeged next year.

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Chevron Australia Meeting with Unions for Mediated Talks

The unions and Chevron are scheduled to meet at 10:30 p.m. ET on October 10 for talks with Bernie Riordan, the commissioner of Australia’s Fair Work Commission.

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Preparing for the New Frontier in Sustainable Packaging

As the need for better and more efficient ways to dispose of waste grows, so does the expense and resources needed to deal with it. Recycling alone is insufficient to manage packaging waste effectively.

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How to Avoid Greenwashing Claims — Through Data

Brands want to supply the sustainable products that consumers demand, yet they must walk a fine line when it comes to promoting those products to avoid accusations of greenwashing.

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Building Trust-based Supply Chains to Mitigate Forced Labor Risk

Importers must start asking the hard questions and take action to mitigate the significant legal, financial, and reputational risks of trading with partners involved with forced labor.

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United Airlines Pilots Approve Contract with Potential 40% Pay Bump

The Air Line Pilots Association (ALPA), the union representing United Airlines aviators, said the deal is worth about $10 billion.

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UPS Acquires MNX to Improve Its Healthcare Operations

Though UPS did not disclose the financial details of the deal, the acquisition is expected to be completed by the end of 2023.

U.S. Weighing Record $1B Loan for Massive Lithium Mine in Nevada

The Biden administration and Lithium Americas Corp. are negotiating the terms of an agreement that would fund more than half of the cost of the Thacker Pass mine in Nevada.

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