Companies are having a harder time meeting both their supply chain and financial goals due to the rising cost of transportation, according to a new study from the University of Tennessee, Knoxville's Global Supply Chain Institute.
Global MFG - Apr 28, 2017
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Global MFG - Jun 5, 2018
For the first time since such record-keeping began in 2000, the number of available positions exceeded the number of job seekers.
American Job Openings Now Outnumber the Jobless
The U.S. had more job openings this spring than unemployed Americans. For the first time since such record-keeping began in 2000, the number of available positions exceeded the number of job seekers, the Labor Department said Tuesday, a shift that is rippling across the economy and affecting the behavior of employers and workers.
Global MFG - Jun 8, 2018
The U.S. job market is now in the midst of goods-producing renaissance where jobs are shifting back to mining, construction and manufacturing.
Making (and Building, and Digging Up) Stuff Is Back in Fashion - Bloomberg
The U.S. economy's long-running shift to services takes a pause. The U.S. job market is not in the midst of some kind of major shift back to mining, construction and manufacturing.