Labor Shortage Hurts Logistics Industry
Material Handling and Logistics
SEPTEMBER 9, 2018
Warehouse growth driven by e-commerce is running smack into the reality of nearly full employment.
Material Handling and Logistics
SEPTEMBER 9, 2018
Warehouse growth driven by e-commerce is running smack into the reality of nearly full employment.
Logistics Manager
SEPTEMBER 9, 2018
Chicago headquartered SEKO Logistics recently announced they have acquired a majority shareholding in Omni-Channel Logistics, who are currently one of their strategic partners. The new acquisition will help solidify and develop their eCommerce and technology solutions for retailers, pure-play etailers, marketplaces and other platforms. Managing Director Kai Lincoln and his partners launched Omni-Channel Logistics in Australia in early 2014, and since then both companies have enjoyed a highly suc
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Material Handling and Logistics
SEPTEMBER 9, 2018
Challenges include budget constraints, company leadership not aware of risk, insufficient or ineffective training, and lack of technology.
Airfreight Logistics
SEPTEMBER 9, 2018
One of the world’s leading ground handling organizations, offering high-quality cargo, passenger, premium, ramp, baggage and technical services, Worldwide Flight Services (WFS) recently announced a new investment to increase their ability to support growing cargo volumes at Milan-Malpensa Airport. The new investment comes in the shape of a new cargo terminal capable of handling over 47,000 tonnes each year.
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Airfreight Logistics
SEPTEMBER 9, 2018
Qatar Airways is leading the adoption of virtual reality into aviation ground operations training, as IATA’s global launch partner of RampVR™. The award-winning system pioneered by IATA, utilizes the latest virtual-reality technology to simulate real airside conditions for ground handling and ground service operator training. The RampVR™ system is being used by Qatar Airways’ Talent Development department to train its ground operations teams.
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