China’s Slowing Economy

In 2015 the Chinese economy grew just 6.9%, almost half a percent less than 2014, and has an expected growth rate of 6.3% and6% for 2016 and 2017 respectively. After […]

Hiring Heroes in Logistics

The logistics sector wants to hire more veterans to occupy open positions in 2016. As employment for vets has traditionally run two per cent below non-veterans, initiatives such as Hiring […]

2016 The Year of the Monkey

Starting on February 8th, according to the Chinese calendar, we started the Year of the Fire Monkey. The Monkey is the ninth of twelve animals in the Chinese zodiac, described […]

U.S. Factory Activity Contracts in January

The Institute for Supply Management said Monday its gauge of manufacturing activity rose to 48.2 last month from 48 in December. A reading below 50 indicates the sector is contracting. […]

Logistics Careers are Still on the Rise

It’s become common knowledge that the trucking industry has a driver shortage and there are rumors of an impending pilot shortage, but these are a small symptom of a growing […]

U.S. Ports to See Modest Growth in 2016

After a five per cent growth in 2015, it appears that U.S. ports will slow slightly to only three per cent in 2016, according to Moody’s investors Service. As demand […]

Contracting Help in Warehouses

Warehousing concerns are paramount to logistics companies, especially during the end of the year rush for space and shipping. As business ramps up, the decision to either hire extra help […]

Automated Trucking and the Future of Drivers

Of all the career opportunities in logistics currently, few are as polarized right now as truck driving. In May, Nevada granted the first license to test and operate an automated […]