The Dept. of Labor is hosting an open forum event for employers and workers alike to get comments before adopting…
In the latest shift in Amazon’s relationship with American malls, the Seattle-based company is testing a service that uses their…
Five religious leaders are supporting the use of “dark stores” because of the direct benefit to minority and low-income communities…
Since the world paused in 2020, 1.1 million women left the labor force and have yet to return. The gig…
In a surprising turn of events, Uber stated its plans to start listing all New York City taxis on its…
Google has announced the launch of two new tools that could prove incredibly useful to couriers. The Last Mile Fleet…
With much support from the logistics industry, a federal judge in Texas has determined that the independent contractor rule established…
The aviation industry experienced widespread disruptions due to the COVID-19 pandemic, but new opportunities for air cargo in the global…
By: Todd Oliver Currently, New York State’s Unemployment Insurance Trust Fund’s Federal loan balance is approximately $9.3 billion dollars while…
An ordinance expanding New York City’s Earned Safe and Sick Time Act was passed on December 24, 2021. The act…
Entering 2022 with supply chain issues that have impacted our whole economy, it is important to consider ways the logistics…
In response to the increased demand in air cargo, the Transportation Security Administration (TSA) has released a five-year Air Cargo…
For our clients in California, please be aware of the following new laws, Grand Theft (AB 1003) and Employees at…
Russell Kirkwood, a Software Developer at SCI for six years, researches, designs, programs, and implements software applications to automate SCI’s…
By: Andrew Petracca The Occupational Safety and Health Administration recently issued an Emergency Temporary Standard Rule (“ETS”) requiring employers with…