Plus, FedEx and UPS harness AI in logistics, South America's trade scene challenges Panama Canal's constraints, and Estes navigates a disruptive cyberattack.
While trade activity escalates in South America, influenced by diversified sourcing strategies, the Panama Canal continues to face drought-induced challenges.
Estes grapples with a cyberattack. This comes just weeks after Yellow accepted Estes' $1.3B bid for its terminals.
As 2023 seasonal hiring gets underway, some retailers are cutting back on workers while others are hiring more.
Coyote Logistics and Knight-Swift make strategic layoffs amidst industry challenges. What does that mean for the market?
As worker expectations soar, shippers, exemplified by UPS, are navigating the fine balance between employee satisfaction and market competitiveness.
With reduced earnings and increased layoffs, truck drivers are leaving supply chain jobs amidst a harsh freight recession.
Amid critical contract negotiations, UPS plans to train nonunion employees for package delivery to ensure operational continuity in case of a strike.
The US labor market is showing signs of stabilization as the rate of voluntary job quitting approaches pre-pandemic levels and employers implement better retention strategies.
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