"Flexibility" can be a vague term when it comes to logistics and distribution operations, explains Andy Williams, executive vice president of sales for North America with Exotec.

Supply chain leaders might be shocked to learn that the percentage of women in the workforce has decreased since 2021.

The move comes after decades of efforts to revitalize the Oakland Coliseum site or find a suitable local alternative.

A broader deal may still be far off, but any movement will ease shipper concerns that the talks aren’t going anywhere after nearly a year of negotiations.

Strikes for better pay have gained momentum in recent months in Germany and other European countries, amid stubbornly high inflation and living costs.

Today's highly complex supply chain has to contend with a lack of skilled labor, says Dirk Hejnal, CEO of Körber Supply Chain. That necessitates investment in automation technology.

New Jersey says it is withdrawing because its state police force can take over its crime-fighting duties.

The glitch follows another during the Christmas holiday season led to 16,700 flight cancellations and disrupted travel plans for two million customers.

Seth Patin, CEO and founder of LogistiVIEW, and David Meyn, senior director of distribution at Cintas, discuss optimizing labor visibility and productivity at the uniform company.

Surprisingly, the most recent CBP data shows that in terms of value, the majority of shipments detained since last summer were not sent from China.