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Study Says 9% of C-Suite Execs Make Data-Driven Leadership Decisions

Eight in 10 respondents say the executives in their C-suite rely heavily on data to improve the quality and speed of the decisions they make.

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How Much Should a Warehouse Manager Make

Warehouse managers are behind the scenes, ensuring that procedures are running smoothly. It is important that you get compensated fairly.

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Every Role Matters

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The cold chain must be an integrated process where all players recognize their own role as well as those of the previous and subsequent players.

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The Dispute Over the Driver Shortage is the Wrong Issue to Focus On

The argument of whether or not the driver shortage exists continues on.

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FDA Chief Scott Gottlieb Resigns

Food & Drug Administration (FDA)

A successor has yet to be named.

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Material Handling Equipment

Labor’s Impact on Lift Truck Innovation

How the warehousing sector's labor challenges are driving trends and innovation in the lift truck.

Crown Equipment's QuickPick remote order picking technology allows an operator to move the lift truck forward via a remote control while they pick and pack the pallet.

4 Ways to Attract and Recruit Gen Z CDL Drivers

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Walmart Doubles Spending for Truckers

As Walmart continues to lose drivers in an already tight market, the company plans on doubling its spending to attract and retain truckers.

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Face of Truckers Looks to Change

As the driver shortage continues, recruiters must start representing what people want to see: those who look like them.

Trucking

Truckers Wages on the Move

American Trucking Associations (ATA)

American Trucking Associations reported that more than 100,000 employees and contractors showed the salary of a U.S. truckload driver increased 15 percent.

Getting Paid

Judge Issues Temporary Injunction Halting Overtime Rule

U.S. Department of Labor

Federal judge Amos Mazzant agreed with plaintiffs calling for an emergency injunction, saying the U.S. Department of Labor may have overstepped its authority in establishing new salary-level tests and an automatic increases every three years.

Attorney Janet Grumer, a partner and employment law specialist in law firm Davis Wright Tremaine, said the temporary injunction would likely be in place until the case is decided, and no decision is expected before the end of the year.

Where Has All The Labor Gone?

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