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Training/Onboarding

AI Masking Skills Gaps, Creating Learning Debt

Learning debt — the growing backlog of learning that accumulates when work evolves faster than employee training and learning can happen — builds underneath.

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Mentorship Programs

Manufacturers Have a Talent Crisis. The Military Has the Solution

A logistics officer who oversaw the combat readiness and maintenance for thousands of vehicles and serialized equipment from the United States to the Middle East has supply chain experience.

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Mentorship Programs

The Rise of Women in Leadership: From 1776-2026 and Challenges Over Next 50 Years

Government Market Strategies (GMS)

Build the workforce others say cannot be built. Expand access where others see scarcity. Use technology to create capacity where none seems to exist. And leave behind a pathway.

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Mentorship Programs

What Supply Chain Mentorship Really Looks Like

Council of Supply Chain Management Professionals (CSCMP)

The future of supply chain will be built by people who know their craft and can communicate it. Mentorship is how we build both.

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The Integration Group’s Linda McCahill Talks Earning and Sustaining Credible Voice at the Leadership Table: Women in Supply Chain Forum ™ Award

The Integration Group

Linda McCahill, VP, human resources, The Integration Group, was named a recipient of the 2025 Women in Supply Chain Forum™ Award, in the Trailblazers category.

U.S. Businesses Face Shortage of 1.1M Supply chain Workers by 2035: Accenture

Companies are expected to create more jobs in the supply chain as production gets reshored to the United States.

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The Logistics Talent Paradox: Why Hiring isn’t the Real Problem

There isn’t a lack of people interested in the industry. Instead, it’s a misalignment between how companies hire, how they train, and the tools they expect people to work with once they arrive.

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Training/Onboarding

Managers Struggle to Predict What Skills Will Matter Next

Nearly half of respondents say some of their job skills have become outdated within the last five years.

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Why Supply Chain Turnover isn’t an HR Problem

The gap between job description and operational reality is where turnover is born. And that gap is not created by HR. It is created by operations.

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AI Drives Highest Job Cuts in Technology Sector Since August 2024

Challenger, Gray & Christmas

AI led all reasons for job cuts for the third month in a row, followed by bankruptcy, closings and restructuring.

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Training/Onboarding

Manufacturers Committed to Structured Upskilling Achieve 79% Readiness for Workforce Transformation

The sharpest results came from employees who engaged in active learning and reassessment.

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The Logistics of Labor: Managing Seasonal Spikes and Frontline Burnout in 2026

Seasonal spikes are recurring events in a calendar that consist of increased consumer activity. If they are not prepared for accordingly, they can be a serious cause of employee burnout.

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