Supply Chain Workforce

Amazon unveiled its newest warehouse in North Carolina, a 620,000-square-foot facility that will provide 1,000 new jobs to the area.

A survey from Descartes found that 54% of supply chain and logistics companies are attempting to automate tasks as a way to improve worker productivity and address labor shortages.

Women, despite being underrepresented, are making significant strides in the supply chain industry. Here is a ranking of the Top 20.

A new survey reveals the pressure of being an Amazon and Walmart warehouse workers, including constant surveillance and little time for bathroom breaks.

Peerless Research Group released its 40th annual salary survey of supply chain professionals. Check out all the findings--and a few surprises.

Listen in as Fortna CEO Rob McKeel explains how automation is tackling challenges and driving productivity in the supply chain. Executive editor Bob Trebilcock hosts.

More than three-quarters of supply chain operations say they are still facing a workforce shortage, with managers and analysts most in need.