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The law, which went into effect Sept. 17, requires employers with at least four workers to disclose salary ranges.
A fast and reliable internet connection is sometimes difficult to find for robots, drones and other tech found in distribution centers, according to the Wall Street Journal.
Boise Cascade says its new millwork facility will allow the distributor to expand its offerings of pre-hung doors and other products.
Adding 400 jobs, it makes El Paso the copany's largest factory hub in the U.S.
Following July's considerable 1.0% monthly gain, August was held by somewhat by a drop in automotive output.
Nassco Inc., received Network’s most coveted honor, Member of the Year, according to a news release.
The company says mentorship, education, networking and recognition reflect a 'comprehensive strategy for integrating more women into the industry.'
The company says the facility will optimize supply chain operations, enhance customer service and provide capacity for continued growth.
Nearly 13,000 autoworkers have gone on strike after the union and automakers failed to reach a deal on a new labor contract.
A national freight office would help guide federal decision-making in supply chain competitiveness, security, and fluidity.
