Polling shows most truckers had a satisfactory 2022, but 2023 outlook isn’t clear
A trucker's job satisfaction matters because it can have a significant impact on their overall well-being and quality of life.
Supply chain workforce retention is based on hiring for careers, not just jobs
Supply chain workers are tired of jobs: they want careers, instead.
An aging workforce is bound to force companies into digitalization in 2023
A recent study arranged by Verdant - a London-based firm - has resulted in the conclusion that industrial firms are turning to artificial intelligence (AI) and machine learning (ML) as the labor force continues to become harder to fill.
2023 changes to consider for your employee’s health and wellness
The new year is approaching fast, and employers need to be considering a number of changes that are occurring over the next year that could have a significant impact on their employee’s well-being.
Companies have a corporate social responsibility to evaluate human rights due diligence in their supply chains
Human rights in the supply chain refer to the rights of workers and communities throughout the production, processing, and distribution of goods and services.
Most managers do not anticipate the supply chain returning to normal until 2024 & beyond
According to a recent poll conducted by CNBC, more than half of those surveyed are not expecting a return to normalcy in the supply chain until 2024 or beyond.
More strikes on deck for U.K. train drivers
The Aslef union - representing 96% of the United Kingdom’s train drivers - has announced that workers will stage a walk-out on January 5th.
Making one big uncomfortable decision to make up for a thousand “trivial ones”
Seth’s Blog tackles the topic of decision-making on both a personal and company-wide level.
Trucking recruitment normalizes after wild pandemic era
According to the American Trucking Association, the estimated professional driver shortage has decreased to 78,000 as of October as compared to the number of 80,000 in 2021.
Seems like everyone wants to work from home - but can warehouse workers do it too?
Remote work took the world by a storm after the pandemic sent most office workers and college students packing almost three years ago.
Amazon is focusing on rewarding its workforce during the holiday season
The massive retailer often is the victim of bad press, but it seems that Amazon would only be hurt by having an unhappy workforce during the busiest time of year - the holidays.
Amazon or otherwise, DC jobs are typically challenging positions
While the troubles and frustrations of Amazon warehouse workers are often highlighted in the headlines, a challenging distribution center job is an industry norm.
The House of Representatives passed legislation blocking a railroad labor strike
President Joe Biden publically urged Congress to intervene just two days prior, suggesting that a rail shutdown would devastate the economy.
Indian operations are laid off amid Amazon global cuts
Regardless of India being one of the most crucial markets of growth, Amazon’s Chief Executive Officer Andy Jassy’s cost-cutting campaign is making its mark on the country.
Furry co-pilots can cheer up truck drivers on long journeys
Furry friends, like cats and dogs, are very helpful for truck drivers experiencing an enjoyable driving experience, according to Greg Orr, president of CFI.
Employees should be treated with the same care as your customers
Companies understand that by delivering the “ideal” product or service to their customers, their customers will keep coming back.
Shippers desperate for Congress intervention to avoid rail strike
While retailers continue to bite their nails in anxiousness over a looming railroad strike, shippers are begging for Congress to further intervene.
Small businesses are anticipating increasing prices this peak season
Due to inflation, supply chain challenges are a top priority to deal with for these mom-and-pop shops.
Amazon ordered by federal judge to stop retailing against activist employees
The National Labor Relations Board sued Amazon in March 2022 over an employee who was fired while being involved in the unionization of the company’s Staten Island warehouse.
Funko paid $5 million in excess warehouse labor in Q3
In a November 3rd earnings call, Funko’s CFO Jennifer Fall Jung said that the company had paid out $5 million in excess warehouse labor during the third quarter.