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AAR reports carload and intermodal volumes are down for week ending October 8
The Association of American Railroads (AAR) reported this week that United States rail carload and intermodal volumes again saw annual declines for the week ending October 8.

Regional XPO units elect to move forward with Teamster representation
Warehouse workers for freight transportation and logistics services provider XPO Logistics in North Haven, Connecticut and drivers for XPO in Aurora, Illinois both voted for Teamster representation.

UPS aircraft mechanics and company at odds over proposed healthcare costs
Union-represented aircraft mechanics and other worker for UPS are taking UPS to task, saying yesterday that as they head into contract negotiations with UPS, the company is calling for a massive reduction in both active and retiree health benefits for 1,200 maintenance workers.

Diesel heads up nearly 6 cents, reports EIA
The average price per gallon of diesel gasoline shot up 5.6 cents to $2.445 per gallon, the Department of Energy’s Energy Information Administration (EIA) said this week.

Diesel heads up nearly 6 cents, reports EIA
The average price per gallon of diesel gasoline shot up 5.6 cents to $2.445 per gallon, the Department of Energy’s Energy Information Administration (EIA) said this week.

Schneider National announces 2017 IPO plans
Green Bay, Wisconsin-based Schneider said it plans to pursue an initial public offering (IPO) of common stock in 2017, subject to satisfactory market conditions.

Port Tracker report calling for typical seasonal holiday retail import patterns
As the calendar continues to move along, numbers for United States-bound retail imports are expected to be typical seasonal gains, according to the most recent edition of the Port Tracker report issued late last week by the National Retail Federation (NRF) and maritime consultancy Hackett Associates.

ATA says more work is needed on DOT’s speed limiter proposal
While the ATA was initially somewhat receptive to the DOT proposal in late August, calling proposed rule as “a potential step forward for safety,” it seems to have changed its tune.

AAR reports annual U.S. carload and intermodal declines for September 2016
Annual declines for both United States rail carload and intermodal volumes remained intact for the month of September and the week ending October 1, according to data issued this week by the Association of American Railroads (AAR).

Q&A: Jett McCandless, CEO and Co-Founder of project44
Prior to the recent Council of Supply Chain Management Professionals Annual Conference last week, Logistics Management Group News Editor Jeff Berman caught up with Jett McCandless, CEO and Co-Founder of project44, a Chicago-based technology services provider offering standardized, secure Web service API (application programming interfaces) integrations enabling 3PLs and shippers to connect with carriers in real time.

Supply Chain Leaders Urged to Embrace Climate Change Solutions
At this time last year, we examined the worsening conditions in global supply chains brought about by dramatic shifts in climate patterns. Industry analysts maintain that it’s not too late to reverse the trend.

Moore on Pricing: The regulatory squeeze is on
Over the past decade we’ve seen a major trend in regards to safety regulations for freight transport within the United States as well as for import and export shippers—that trend is the “internationalization” of rules and regulations.

Badcock Home Furniture &more: Out with paper, in with Cloud TMS
当瑞克迈耶加入团队Badcock家里富rniture &more as director of purchasing six years ago, the company relied on paper-based calendars and a dispatcher to orchestrate its transportation processes.

Motor Carrier Regulations Update: Caught in a Trap
The fed is hitting truckers with a barrage of costly regulations in an era of scant profits. Everything from emissions, training standards, electronic onboard recorders, fuel mileage standards and speed limiters are in play—and it’s only going cost shippers more.

NRF calls for 3.6 percent annual increase for holiday season retail sales
Holiday sales, as defined by the NRF, are sales in the months of November and December and exclude autos, gas, and restaurant sales. And for 2016 the NRF is calling for holiday retail sales to head up 3.6 percent annually to $655.8 million.

2016 NASSTRAC Shipper of the Year VWR: Cuts time, increases savings
VWR’s redesign of its West Coast shipping operation incorporates a newly designed pool distribution strategy that reduces demurrage and drayage costs, improves next-day delivery and has greatly increased efficiency in the region.

Ocean Carriers Top 30: Tough year on the high seas
Will the historic downfall of one major carrier provide a lesson for other Tier 1 competitors? As maritime analysts share their insights and forecasts of the ocean carrier market for 2017, they contend that this could be the year of reckoning for some.

CHRW finalizes acquisition of APC Logistics
Following its recent announcement in which it said it entered into a definitive agreement to acquire APC Logistics, a Melbourne, Australia-based independently-owned global freight forwarder and customs broker serving Australia and New Zealand, global logistics services provider and freight forwarder C.H. Robinson Worldwide (CHRW) said on September 30 that the deal has been finalized.

Diesel prices see slight increase
Diesel prices returned to growth mode this week, with the average price per gallon heading up 0.7 cents to $2.389 per gallon, according to data released by the Department of Energy’s Energy Information Administration (EIA).

Cold Chain Gains Traction in Emerging Markets
The recent Global Cold Chain Alliance report shows that temperature-controlled warehouse space has experienced steady growth since 2014. Emerging markets, including those with undeveloped transport infrastructure, played a key role in this trend in spite of lingering challenges. Cold Storage Transportation News, Trends in cold supply chain tranportation


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June 5, 2023 · To better manage through the constrained labor market, logistics operations are courting more women and other diverse job candidates; ramping up their training programs; investing in automation; and ensuring that positions offer the work-life balance that many new recruits are seeking.


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