Workforce

Survey explored 'bring your own device' policies and their role in helping employers create a more productive, engaged, and loyal workforce.

Last day of the April 8-11 show in Chicago will include theater sessions focused on working in automation and the chance for job seekers to connect with exhibitors looking for new employees.

Crumbling infrastructure and workforce shortage remain top concerns.

New trade show to feature variety of brands and products from textile to transportation to aerospace.

Manufacturers release “Building to Win” proposal to rebuild America’s infrastructure.

Tour emphasizes the next frontier of manufacturing, showcases the industry’s optimism and underscores need to fill manufacturing skills gap.

Lab to support real-world career development education and innovative materials handling research.

Supporting robotic piece picking applications, AGV system uses wireless opportunity charging, RFID readers, touchscreen HMI and wireless radio.

New report outlines trends in manufacturing and the current hiring landscape, as well as strategies to maintain full employment.

At thousands of events, manufacturers open their doors and minds to show students, teachers and parents the truths about modern manufacturing.

More than 250 students projected to attend from across Southern Tier of New York State.

Walmart to sponsor efforts to promote modern manufacturing and jumpstart new approaches to growing manufacturing talent.

According to the national survey of nearly 16,000 hourly workers, wage corrections, shift preferences and more flexible human resource (HR) policies hold the key to attracting and retaining hourly workers.

Grants, local partnerships and a leading lift truck manufacturer are addressing the skills gap in New York.

Authorized Raymond Sales and Service Center provides logistics support, donating 10 forklifts for use during the national competition.