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Training/Onboarding
CEO Confidence Improves as Leaders Adjust to New Operating Reality
Vistage Worldwide Inc.
SMB CEOs found that while optimism has not returned to the highs seen a year ago following the 2024 election, leaders are gaining clarity around the realities they expect to face in 2026.
Business professionals collaborating in office meeting with laptop and documents
Training/Onboarding
Female Truckers Love the Job Despite Harassment, Pay Disparity, Safety Concerns
Risk Strategies, division of Lance Surety Bonds
85% of female truckers would recommend the profession to other women or younger generations, and 89% report satisfaction with their work-life balance.
Female truck driver in safety vest and hard hat operating commercial vehicle
Retention
U.S. Job Market Stagnant: Bureau of Labor Statistics
Bureau of Labor Statistics (BLS)
Manufacturing, construction and retail companies all shed jobs.
Dimly lit office hallway with 'Job Cuts' sign on teal wall
Retention
December Layoffs Fell 50%
Challenger, Gray & Christmas
In 2025, employers announced 1,206,374 job cuts, an increase of 58% from the 761,358 announced in 2024.
Pink sticky note with 'You're Fired' text on computer keyboard
AI/AR
Supply Chain Webinars Talk Trends, Technology and Talent in Logistics
Here's a look back of some of this year's top webinars, available in on-demand.
Digital blockchain chain links with binary code and glowing data connections
Retention
CEO Turnover Remains Flat; Companies More Likely to Choose External Replacement: Study
Challenger, Gray & Christmas
The most common reason cited for CEO departures in November was leaders stepping down.
Business professional gesturing during meeting with documents and laptop
Procurement Software
Why Procurement is Key to Greater Female Representation
JAGGAER
While female vs. male representation and compensation remain similar, a gap appears as roles become more strategic and less administrative.
Worker in safety vest and hard hat using tablet near shipping containers
Hiring
2026 Pros to Know Award: Nominations Close Jan. 6, 2026
This award recognizes influential individuals whose accomplishments offer a roadmap for other leaders looking to leverage supply chain for competitive advantage. Submissions close Jan. 6, 2026.
Pros to Know 2026 Supply & Demand Chain Executive award laurel emblem
Hiring
Why Solving the Labor Shortage Takes More Than Hiring
G10 Fulfilment
It’s time for logistics to tell a different story, one where people and technology move forward together.
Professional woman smiling and shaking hands with colleague in office setting
Ocean Ports & Carriers
State of Global Supply Chains Come 2026: Colliers
Colliers
Recent market data from Q3 2025 indicates that even with sharp declines in September and shifting dynamics impacting U.S. port operations, year-to-date volumes of U.S. imports remain resilient.
Blue shipping container suspended by crane, decorated with American flag design
Hiring
Manufacturing’s Paradox: Job Cuts Amid a Push for Revival
Fictiv
The challenge and the opportunity is to ensure people still have a place in that equation.
Digital network visualization overlaying warehouse with interconnected technology icons and data connections
AI/AR
AI Advancements Remain Top Implementation Challenge in 2026: Sedgwick
Sedgwick
Organizations cited the rapid pace of AI advancements as the leading implementation challenge.
Warehouse logistics professional using tablet with global digital network visualization
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