What are Warehousing Employees Thinking? | SupplyChainBrain

What are Warehousing Employees Thinking?

Brian Devine, Division Vice President, ProLogistix
June 17, 2013

Brian Devine, Division Vice President, ProLogistix, discusses salary and other concerns of warehousing employees based on their sixth annual survey. [Run Time (Min.): 9:48]

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