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Sealy Launches Worldwide Sleep Study

Sep 6, 2016

Worries over Brexit are keeping many awake at night, according to new research from Sealy UK. The study, which questioned 1000 people from across the country, was commissioned following Brexit, and reveals that 21% have since experienced ...

Tags: Sealy, sleep study, worries

DRC's Partners Expands Programme to Increase The Global Supply of Conflict-Free Minerals

Jan 20, 2015

Due to the success of two pilot programmes which are part of Solutions for Hope, an integrated civil and supply chain initiative to source conflict-free tantalum from the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC), partners, including AVX, have ...

Tags: electronic products, geographical, Electrical

General Motors Expects The Sale of Light Vehicle in The US

Jan 12, 2015

General Motors expects the sale of light vehicle in the US to reach 17 million units in 2015 from the previous 16.5 million units sold in 2014. General Motors CEO Mary Barra said: "The U.S. economy and vehicle sales have been rebounding ...

Tags: light vehicle, job security, labor market, Auto

Smith&Nephew Plans to Close The Factory and Lay The Workers off by January 9

Nov 24, 2014

Smith & Nephew plc has figuratively yanked the job-security bandage off 108 employees at its St. Petersburg, FL, wound-care plant. The company plans to close the factory and lay the workers off by January 9, according to a report in the ...

Tags: Job Cuts, Smith&Nephew, Health

Many Drivers Still Do Not Have a Good Understanding of CSA

Feb 7, 2014

ARLINGTON, Va. -- Many drivers still do not have a good understanding of CSA, but their concerns about its impact on their job security are decreasing. That’s according to the latest research from the American Transportation ...

Tags: CSA, ATRI, job security, enforcement

USW Supports The Affirmative Vote by ITC to Keep Existing "Orders" on OTR Tires

Jan 13, 2014

The United Steelworkers (USW) supports the unanimous affirmative vote by the United States International Trade Commission (ITC) to keep existing "orders" on OTR tires imported from China. According to the union, the decision ...

Tags: China, US workers, OTR tires, USW

New Mini Makes Worldwide Debut Today (18 November) at Mini's UK Production Plant in Oxford

Nov 21, 2013

The new MINI has made its worldwide debut today (18 November) at MINI’s UK production plant in Oxford and features all-new vehicle architecture , an evolutionary design and a range of new fuel-efficient engines to give owners even ...

Tags: Mini Car, new vehicle, fuel-efficient engines

GSK Has Agreed to Sell Its Nutritional Drinks Brands

Sep 10, 2013

GlaxoSmithKline (GSK) has agreed to sell its nutritional drinks brands – the iconic Lucozade and Ribena – to the Japanese consumer goods firm Suntory Beverage & Food (SBF) for £1.35bn in cash. GlaxoSmithKline is to sell ...

Tags: Agriculture, Food

An in-Principle Agreement Has Been Reached Between Toll Group and TWU

Sep 6, 2013

An in-principle agreement has been reached between Toll Group and the Transport Workers Union (TWU) in their enterprise agreement negotiations. The outcome is subject to final drafting and the support of the 10,000 impacted Toll employees. ...

Tags: Service

The APTMA Has Appreciated The Energy Management Plan of The Punjab Government

Sep 2, 2013

The All Pakistan Textile Mills Association (APTMA) has appreciated the energy management plan of the Punjab government stating it would bring the textile industry out of crisis. At a meeting with Punjab Chief Minister Shahbaz Sharif and ...

Tags: Metallurgy, Mineral, Energy

TWU Said Workers at Toll Have Voted in Support of Protected Industrial Action

Aug 27, 2013

Workers at transport company Toll have voted convincingly in support of protected industrial action, according to the Transport Workers Union (TWU). The result, announced by the Australian Electoral Commission, means that workers at Toll ...

Tags: Logistics

The Order Verification Process Devised by DSC Logistics

Aug 3, 2013

If you've spent any time in the materials handling industry, it's hard not to fall in love with automation. Still, some great ideas are so simple, yet so effective, that in retrospect you wonder: Why didn't I think of that? The order ...

Tags: Logistics, Transportation

Thousands of Workers Will Vote on Industrial Action After The Fair Work Commission Today

Jul 10, 2013

Thousands of workers will vote on industrial action at Australia's largest transport and logistics operator after the Fair Work Commission today approved the Transport Workers' Union (TWU) application for a Protected Action Ballot across ...

Tags: Service, logistics

Australian Coal Terminal Employees Have Called for an Eight-hour Strike Friday

May 24, 2013

Five unions representing Australian coal terminal employees have called for an eight-hour strike Friday at the Port Waratah Coal Services export facility, a company spokesman said Tuesday. The strike is expected to start at 6:30 a.m. ...

Tags: Coal Terminal, Chemicals

Major Textile Associations of El Salvador Have Shown Support for The Hike in Minimum Wages

May 22, 2013

Major textile associations of El Salvador have shown support for the hike in minimum wages in the country, as suggested in a proposal by the National Association of Private Enterprise (ANEP). In view of the economic situation of the El ...

Tags: Textile

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