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Warehouse Space Growing Tighter on Rising E-Commerce Demands
Warehouse space keeps getting harder to find as the drive toward online retail sales pushes more goods into already-squeezed U.S. distribution centers.
Warehouse Hiring Soars in a Growing Rush for Logistics Workers
Logistics hiring surged in September at the fastest pace in a year, as warehousing and transportation companies ramped up for peak season.
Automation Is Set to Deliver This Holiday Season
Never mind the reindeer and elves. This year, robots are helping deliver the holidays.
Amazon's Minimum Wage Gives a Lift to California's Vast Warehouse Region
In Southern California’s Inland Empire, where some 20,000 people toil in Amazon’s vast network of warehouses, the company’s announcement was seen as a boost for the local economy.
Port Workers Plan Strike in L.A. to Challenge Logistics Firms
Warehouse workers and truck drivers at Los Angeles ports are planning to launch a three-day strike Monday, aiming to put pressure on logistics companies they claim owe them back wages.
0928 Port Workers Plan Strike
Amazon Is Doling Out Raises in What Employees Call ‘Damage Control’
Amazon.com, fighting back against the image of poor working conditions at its warehouses, has been calling workers around the country into “all-hands” meetings in the past week where they’ve been given raises — of 25 to 55 cents an hour, according to employees.
The Rise of the Super-Intelligent Supply Chain
The ability to track and verify equipment and products at any stage — in development, in production, in shipment and at customer sites — has long been the holy grail of connected businesses.
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Parcel Fulfillment Forum Boasts Leg-Up Strategies for the Amazon Age
Blue bins choking on Amazon cardboard are a sign of the times.
Perspective | Amazon’s ‘Worker Cage’ Has Been Dropped, But Its Staff Are Not Free
The company’s dystopian patent is shocking — and shows how blue- and white-collar workers are controlled at every turn.
Four Forces Transforming Supply Chain, Logistics and Transportation Today
Few industries or business functions are experiencing as much disruption as logistics, supply chain and transportation.
0912 Four Forces Transforming Logistics
He’s One of the Only Humans at Work — and He Loves It
Inside a Shanghai warehouse the size of seven football fields, hundreds of robots pack roughly 200,000 boxes each day and ship them to customers across China. Four humans babysit.
Inside Patagonia’s Operation to Keep Clothing out of Landfills
“If it’s broke, fix it!” is a Patagonia company motto, and the company takes the motto seriously. It has operated a recycling and repair program, Worn Wear, in various permutations since 2005.
0911 Inside Patagonias Operationto
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