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Industry reporting, member spotlights, and operational guidance from ACWI. Every article from our archive is here — 1,251 posts going back to 2014.
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More than 50 top executives whose companies are rail shippers wrote last month to the incoming Trump administration offering to work with it to ensure that rail regulation is fair and reasonable. Most of the executives’ companies are members of the Rail…
The chemical industry can expect to enjoy strong growth this year and into 2018, according to the American Chemistry Council. Despite a contraction this year, U.S. chemical production (excluding pharmaceuticals) is seen realizing overall growth of 1.6% in…
Another possible target for action by the incoming Trump administration is a new rule requiring employers to keep workplace safety records for a minimum of five years. On Dec. 19 the Occupational Safety and Health Administration released its final rule…
We may very well be on the eve of a sea-change in federal regulation under President Trump’s new administration, especially in regard to the National Labor Relations Board’s aggressively pro-union decision making. Don’t expect a lot of changes overnight,…
In recent months, economic data and economists’ predictions depicted a steadily strengthening economy, and one of the most bullish of these forecasts is a recent report on manufacturing. The survey of purchasing and supply managers conducted by the Institute…
Just before Christmas the Department of Labor expanded its independent contractors’ website, adding resources from other federal and state agencies regarding employee misclassification. However, there is nothing really new in what was added to the site,…
In advance of the inauguration of President Trump, the new Republican House of Representatives voted to strengthen the ability of Congress to strike down new federal regulations like those imposed by the Obama Administration in its waning days. The House…
More than 50 top executives whose companies are rail shippers wrote last month to the incoming Trump administration offering to work with it to ensure that rail regulation is fair and reasonable. Most of the executives’ companies are members of the Rail…
The chemical industry can expect to enjoy strong growth this year and into 2018, according to the American Chemistry Council. Despite a contraction this year, U.S. chemical production (excluding pharmaceuticals) is seen realizing overall growth of 1.6% in…
Another possible target for action by the incoming Trump administration is a new rule requiring employers to keep workplace safety records for a minimum of five years. On Dec. 19 the Occupational Safety and Health Administration released its final rule…
We may very well be on the eve of a sea-change in federal regulation under President Trump’s new administration, especially in regard to the National Labor Relations Board’s aggressively pro-union decision making. Don’t expect a lot of changes overnight,…
On Nov. 8 when the nation went to the polls to elect a new president, voters in several states also voted on marijuana initiatives that have implications for employers operating in those jurisdictions. “As this area of law is developing quickly, and since…
Blog
Industry reporting, member spotlights, and operational guidance from ACWI. Every article from our archive is here — 1,251 posts going back to 2014.
Showing 989 posts in Warehouse and Logistics Newsletter.
More than 50 top executives whose companies are rail shippers wrote last month to the incoming Trump administration offering to work with it to ensure that rail regulation is fair and reasonable. Most of the executives’ companies are members of the Rail…
The chemical industry can expect to enjoy strong growth this year and into 2018, according to the American Chemistry Council. Despite a contraction this year, U.S. chemical production (excluding pharmaceuticals) is seen realizing overall growth of 1.6% in…
Another possible target for action by the incoming Trump administration is a new rule requiring employers to keep workplace safety records for a minimum of five years. On Dec. 19 the Occupational Safety and Health Administration released its final rule…
We may very well be on the eve of a sea-change in federal regulation under President Trump’s new administration, especially in regard to the National Labor Relations Board’s aggressively pro-union decision making. Don’t expect a lot of changes overnight,…
In recent months, economic data and economists’ predictions depicted a steadily strengthening economy, and one of the most bullish of these forecasts is a recent report on manufacturing. The survey of purchasing and supply managers conducted by the Institute…
Just before Christmas the Department of Labor expanded its independent contractors’ website, adding resources from other federal and state agencies regarding employee misclassification. However, there is nothing really new in what was added to the site,…
In advance of the inauguration of President Trump, the new Republican House of Representatives voted to strengthen the ability of Congress to strike down new federal regulations like those imposed by the Obama Administration in its waning days. The House…
More than 50 top executives whose companies are rail shippers wrote last month to the incoming Trump administration offering to work with it to ensure that rail regulation is fair and reasonable. Most of the executives’ companies are members of the Rail…
The chemical industry can expect to enjoy strong growth this year and into 2018, according to the American Chemistry Council. Despite a contraction this year, U.S. chemical production (excluding pharmaceuticals) is seen realizing overall growth of 1.6% in…
Another possible target for action by the incoming Trump administration is a new rule requiring employers to keep workplace safety records for a minimum of five years. On Dec. 19 the Occupational Safety and Health Administration released its final rule…
We may very well be on the eve of a sea-change in federal regulation under President Trump’s new administration, especially in regard to the National Labor Relations Board’s aggressively pro-union decision making. Don’t expect a lot of changes overnight,…
On Nov. 8 when the nation went to the polls to elect a new president, voters in several states also voted on marijuana initiatives that have implications for employers operating in those jurisdictions. “As this area of law is developing quickly, and since…