The problem no one funds Logistics is the bridge between frontline units and the industrial base that feeds them. Yet in ...

The Connecticut Department of Labor will use new federal funding to expand workforce development and integrate occupational safety training across construction, manufacturing, healthcare, and ...

Understanding Warehouse Labor Cost Reduction Cutting warehouse labor expenses is often a challenging task for most warehouse ...

Its workforce isn’t getting any younger. The average truck driver is now 47 years old, and driver retirements are ...

The United States must do more to prevent forced labor and exploitation in the global supply chains of U.S. companies, ...

Grant money that could be flowing to Connecticut to train manufacturing workers is being held up by federal shutdown.

The state Department of Labor has been awarded an $8 million federal grant to expand worker training in some of the state’s ...

NIPPON EXPRESS HOLDINGS, INC. (President: Satoshi Horikiri) on October 27 concluded an investment and capital and business partnership ...

Inland Empire economy shifts beyond logistics as 60% of jobs face automation, with IEGO and IELI backing clean tech, manufacturing, cybersecurity, and equity.

The move has triggered concerns over the qualifications received by graduates, and prompted a call for Labor to investigate Trimann Singh Gill – the college’s chief executive and Labor Party member.

A Philadelphia City Council bill to establish training requirements for private security guards has sparked the latest City Hall showdown between organized labor and business leaders, with an industry ...

The Labor Department warned that the Trump administration’s mass deportation efforts could cause an uptick in food prices amid a decrease in labor and an increase in demand for fresh produce. The ...