Education
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Pandemic highlighting weaknesses in Canadian trade and supply chain
Global trade in raw commodities to decline as Covid-19 makes it more difficult to move people and goods around the world, expert says
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CITT adds new online courses
Spring semester starts May 4
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Supply chain researcher has citizenship fast-tracked
Adolf Ng of the University of Manitoba is researching the effects of Covid-19
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Driver shortage becoming more acute, says Trucking HR Canada
Report sounds alarm over truck driver shortage as job vacancies rise
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We are senior citizens
Inside Logistics has been publishing for 65 years, and still going strong
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UPS Canada contributes over $1.5 million in 2019
Supports the United Way, community environmental and food security projects and more
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Schools prepping students for AI and automation jobs
Post-secondary institutions are working to prepare students for jobs that may not even exist yet
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Mass layoffs due to AI unlikely, federal documents say
Officials believe no imminent threat to Canadian workers
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Social norms behind gender pay gap, says federal briefing note
Finance ministry staffers report that the fact that women bear children – and bear the bulk of responsibility to raise them – remains a factor in lower pay
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Toyota research grant application now open
Toyota Material Handling North America’s (TMHNA) University Research Program is accepting proposals through Dec. 1, 2019