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Supply chain sustainability is fast becoming a business imperative, but where do corporate eco-initiatives stand today? David Correll, lead author of MIT’s annual “State of Supply Chain Sustainability” report, shares his insights into what companies are doing to become better stewards of the planet and the obstacles they face.

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A coalition of veterans from across Pennsylvania, including current and former members of the state’s Congressional delegation, have come out in support of US Sen. Bob Casey’s reelection campaign. Veterans for Casey includes more than two dozen veteran leaders.

FreightWaves spoke with research scientist David Correll about how much progress has been made toward addressing workforce challenges. The post Is Washington stepping up for truck drivers? appeared first on FreightWaves.

Dysfunction stemming from poor physical and mental health include chronic loneliness, compulsive spending and poor coping skills when faced with disrespect and the desires for more pay, home time and respect seem to be a consequence.

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Workers Of The World Are Uniting To Throttle Supply Chains Max Keating on July 25, 2022 Years of strain on logistics and infrastructure workers caused by

Years of strain on infrastructure workers caused by the pandemic paired with an emboldening labor-friendly jobs market has led to a surge in strikes at key points in the supply chain.

The oldest church in northeastern Pennsylvania unveiled a huge piece of its history Saturday.

Much of a trucker’s day is spent waiting to drop off and deliver goods, and many are paid by miles driven rather than hours worked. As a result, drivers who spend four or five hours waiting to deliver or pick up cargo are often not paid for those hours.