labour
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How Asia’s clothing factories switched to making PPE
But sweatshop problems live on
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The coronavirus has thrust human limitations into the spotlight
Will it mark the rise of automation?
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Supply Chain Master Class – Webinar series
Sessions begin May 19, 2020, Free webinars
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Amazon faces staffing, image issues during pandemic
Sales are up, but warehouse workers are uneasy, walking off the job in places
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Managing labour constraints in pandemic operations
Part 2 of our conversation with Retail supply chain specialists John McClymont and Gary Newbury
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Wages get a bump as jobs go unfilled
Vision Transportation Systems is trying to hire, finding few takers as it maintains operations during the pandemic
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Canada will give some idea of what it wants to see in NAFTA renegotiations
Foreign Affairs Minister Chrystia Freeland will give some idea of what Canada’s priorities will be in renegotiations during a speech in Ottawa Monday morning
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Worker shortage a reality for Prince Rupert and Port Edward: study
Workers gravitating to port jobs, leaving other sectors understaffed
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US import volumes return to normal
Import cargo volume at US major retail container ports has returned to normal levels following ratification of a new West Coast labour agreement
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US imports rise on West Coast ports recovery
April to be up eight percent, first half of 2015 forecast at a three percent rise