Labor

The U.S. has intensified its efforts against forced labor by blocking imports from 26 Chinese cotton companies.

According to new data from the Association for Supply Chain Management, the average compensation for supply chain professionals is now $103,000.

The 2024 ASCM Salary Report shows a 4% year-over-year salary increase for supply chain professionals, with average total compensation now at $103,000.

IBM announces a $730 million investment in its Bromont, Quebec semiconductor facility, aiming to boost its packaging and testing capabilities.

Optimize your business success by strategically selecting warehouse sites in markets with abundant talent pools to improve recruitment, retention, and operational efficiency.

By prioritizing safety and ergonomics, companies are creating healthier work environments, improving productivity levels and reducing turnover.

Over 9,000 rail workers poised to walk off job, disrupting critical transportation routes used by various industries.

The Bureau of Labor Statistics' latest report shows trucking job dip, signaling industry challenges amid contract negotiations and seasonal shifts.

The proposed legislation aims to regulate the use of productivity quotas and improve safety for workers.

Two Democratic senators proposed a new bill that will regulate the use of productivity quotas and improve safety for workers.

Patrick Kelleher will replace Scott Sureddin as CEO and will manage 52,000 employees across U.S. and Canada.

Battle lines continue to be drawn in the proxy bout and attempted management takeover of Atlanta-based Class I railroad carrier Norfolk Southern by activist investor Ancora Holdings LLC.

The FMCSA's highly-touted pilot to recruit drivers under 21 has been a disappointment, with numbers far below initial projections.

The EU approved a new law that will prevent huge companies from committing human rights and environmental abuses in their global supply chains.

The Democratic Republic of Congo has accused Apple of using illegal minerals and violating human rights in its supply chain.