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New Report Uncovers Unprecedented Strain on Industrial Workers as Job Demands Increase
Data from Strongarm shows under-trained, under-resourced industrial roles are taking extreme tolls on workers’ mental health, family lives and bodies, all ahead of the busy holiday season.
A worker wears a StrongArm sensor while working in a warehouse. Photo: StrongArm
Watch: How COVID-19 Opened the Door to Robots in the Warehouse
More and more warehouse operators are opting for implementation of robotics technology, says Kait Peterson, senior director of product marketing at Locus Robotics.
Kait Peterson
Amazon Labor Union, With Renewed Momentum, Faces Next Test
The election near Albany, to be spread out over four days between Oct. 12 and Oct. 17 in Castleton-on-Hudson, could help determine the future of the Amazon Labor Union.
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Warehouses Get a Makeover as Companies Seek to Appeal to Workers
Companies are adding features such as natural light and fitness centers, in hopes of attracting and retaining workers.
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Small Businesses Getting Squeezed Out in Push for Warehouse Space
Logistics and real-estate specialists say many large retailers are demanding extra room as they cope with a glut of inventories.
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U.S. Logistics Managers’ Gauge Rises for First Time Since March
The Logistics Managers’ Index increased to 61.4 in September from 59.7 a month earlier, the report posted online Oct. 4 showed.
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Watch: How Micro-Fulfillment Slashes Carbon Emissions
Micro-fulfillment reduces carbon emissions by placing warehousing and delivery operations closer to final-mile destinations, says Julien Seret, vice president of network supply chain at Attabotics.
Julien Seret
A Thoroughly Flexible Attitude in the Warehouse Will Attract and Retain Workers
Flexibility in the workforce isn't going away; it’s where the trends are headed. Warehouse managers need to pay heed.
Warehouse employees at work. Photo: Getty.
Rugged Devices Can Spell the Difference Between Logistical Success and Failure
The pressure on supply chains shows little sign of letting up, and choosing the right mobile device can help ensure the survivability of a business and provide the visibility it needs to stay on top of the game.
Rugged Handheld Device
Watch: Innocent Armor and Jillamy: A Distribution Case Study
Mike Wang, chief executive officer and founder of Innocent Armor, and Dwayne Shakespeare, director of e-commerce and parcel with Jillamy Inc., explain why Innocent Armor turned to Jillamy for a fulfillment center that could scale in line with the client’s projected growth.
Innocent Armor And Jillamy A Distribution Case Study
Counteracting the Supply Chain Drain With Labeling Tech
Labeling processes for inventory, asset management, receiving, shipping and pricing have typically been labor-intensive, error-ridden, and time-consuming.
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Watch: Why Aren't Brands Meeting Customers' Fulfillment Needs?
Keith Blankenship, vice president of sales with Kibo, explains where brands are falling short in their fulfillment efforts, the reasons behind the shortfall, and the prospects for improvement.
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