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Workers at Amazon.com’s California distribution centers have filed a class-action complaint that contends they have been denied rest breaks, overtime pay and appropriate payment of wages.
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Warehousing
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Hormel Foods Names Glenn Leitch New Supply Chain Leader
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2017 Holiday Will Be the ‘Season of Same-Day Delivery’
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