Managers and analysts are the most needed supply chain jobs
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Understanding the FTC’s ban on noncompetes UPS rolls out fuel surcharge increases U.S. rail carload and intermodal volumes, for week of April 20, are mixed, reports AAR Baltimore suing ship that crashed into bridge, closing port, costing jobs Intermodal growth volume remains intact in March, reports IANA More NewsThe supply chain and workforce that make up the sector are constantly evolving. Labor shortages in transportation and warehousing are quick to make headlines, but job opportunities across the supply chain continue to go unfilled despite promising pay and benefits.
A study of over 1,000 industry decision-makers by Descartes found that 76% of today’s supply chain operations are experiencing notable workforce shortages, with 37% of respondents characterizing the resource shortage they face as high to extreme.
Transportation and warehousing roles are hurting the most, with nearly 61% of leaders noting that transportation operations—labor-intensive roles that keep goods moving—are the areas suffering the most from the shortages.
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Understanding the FTC’s ban on noncompetes UPS rolls out fuel surcharge increases U.S. rail carload and intermodal volumes, for week of April 20, are mixed, reports AAR Baltimore suing ship that crashed into bridge, closing port, costing jobs Intermodal growth volume remains intact in March, reports IANA Descartes announces acquisition of Dublin, Ireland-based Aerospace Software Developments Amid ongoing unexpected events, supply chains continue to readjust and adapt More LogisticsAbout the Author
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