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Risk/Compliance
International Warehouse Logistics Association Joins Lawsuit to Contest Overtime Rule
One key issue is the more than 100 percent increase to the minimum salary threshold—from $455 per week to $913.
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Sourcing & Procurement
Indiana Manufacturers, Facing a Shortage of 1 Million Workers, Go Back to Drawing Board
Subaru, Heartland Automotive and other companies are creating college programs that mix school and work.
Indiana, the state most dependent on manufacturing, could be short as many as 1 million manufacturing employees by 2025 as longtime workers retire and as employers complain of difficulties in finding new workers with the right skills.
Risk/Compliance
Hanjin Bankruptcy Is the Tip of the Iceberg for Flailing Shippers
There’s no room for growth; today, the supply of ships and their capacity is completely out of whack with demand.
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Risk/Compliance
What Does Uber's Latest Deal Mean for the Logistics Industry?
AFN Logistics
Is the on-demand rideshare model a viable long-term commercial transportation management solution?
Erik Malin
Risk/Compliance
Metric of the Month: Total Cost to Plan and Manage Inbound Material Flow per $1,000 in Revenue
APQC
There’s a $5.06 difference between top and bottom performers in the cost to plan and manage inbound material flow.
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Risk/Compliance
Hanjin Says U.S.-Bound Ship Is Being Held Hostage
More than 100 Hanjin ships and cargo are threatening to snarl U.S. freight traffic as the year-end shopping season approaches.
South Korea’s Ministry of Oceans and Fisheries estimates Hanjin Shipping needs more than 600 billion won to cover unpaid costs like fuel, including about 100 billion won immediately for payments such as to port operators to unload cargo from stranded ships.
Trucking
Freight Invoice Auditing: Then and Now
Today’s regulation of the trucking industry looks absolutely nothing like it did 50, 40 or even 30 years ago …
Garry Oswald
Ocean Ports & Carriers
Hanjin Collapse May Hurry Shipping Consolidation
Hapag-Lloyd
Hanjin’s demise is disrupting global supply chains as stores try to stock up for the Christmas shopping season.
South Korea’s Ministry of Oceans and Fisheries estimates Hanjin Shipping needs more than 600 billion won to cover unpaid costs like fuel, including about 100 billion won immediately for payments such as to port operators to unload cargo from stranded ships.
Design-Build
Getting Your Warehouse in Order
Whether retrofitting, redesigning or designing a completely new warehouse, there are many points to consider.
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Automation
The Three D’s: Drones, Driverless Vehicles and Delivery
Transportation technologies have arrived but we are waiting for the regulations to catch up.
Ronnie Garrett, Editor
Electrification
Free from the Micro-Mile Trap
The made-in-the-USA URB-E promises to liberate consumers from conventional transportation and associated headaches.
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Emerging Technologies
Reduce Transportation Costs and Improve Service through Actionable Intelligence
LeanLogistics
The LeanTMS® transportation management system offers an end-to-end holistic approach to transportation management in one workflow.
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