World
No private company is logistically capable of delivering the mail. So what does privatization of the US Postal Service mean?
Home Depot has been on a building and acquisitions spree, rapidly taking over a half-dozen logistics companies. Is it also creating an opportunity for organized labor?
The increasingly complex logistics of Amazon’s same-day delivery expansion—and the labor costs that make it possible.
Overexpectations in e-commerce?
A story told through the clash of the world's two largest corporations by revenue
Is brick-and-mortar retail bound to lose ground to the new portals of infinite choice and doorstep delivery? The picture is more complex than it might seem.
The Big Ten
How to define a "logistics cluster"
Finding and defining “logistics clusters” across the United States
Labor & Logistics
A new monthly newsletter on the logistics industry in the United States
Introducing a new newsletter on the largest private-sector employers in the United States.
September 4, 2024
AnalysisLabor’s Gains?
What do large-unit elections tell us about the state of the American labor movement?
In 2023, a “banner year” for labor in many regards, only 115,551 workers voted in National Labor Relations Board (NLRB) representation elections, out of roughly 160 million workers in the United States labor force. In FY 2018, that number was…