warehouses

Industry observers call LED retrofits a disruptive but important step toward sustainability

Despite a wave of delays and closures, Amazon is looking at adding several massive warehouses to its network.

Self-flying drones from Vimaan will be the eye in the sky for a PFS warehouse in Memphis, Tennessee.

Lucas Systems survey finds that 75% want technology to assist them

The Department of Labor and federal prosecutors in New York are investigating safety concerns at Amazon warehouses.

With e-commerce growth slowing, did Amazon bite off more than it could chew?

Real estate logistics provider Prologis set a net-zero emissions target for 2040 along with other targets in its environmental, social and governance report.

Of the 750 million annual truck deliveries, up to 10% — or 75 million — are rejected

What is Cross-docking?

The instant delivery platform is scaling back its facility footprint as 15-minute delivery reaches an inflection point.

Increasing use of automation is helping GXO Logistics reduce the carbon footprint of its facilities and customer supply chains.

In most cases, AI-based warehouse slotting can deliver 10-20% labor cost savings, a 1-5% improvement in accuracy and 20-40% increase in throughput.

Self-evaluation, continual improvement among keys to keeping employees happy and productive

Amazon workers vote against unionizing a second warehouse on Staten Island after an earlier union win, dealing a blow to the Amazon Labor Union.

The Great Resignation has touched nearly every business, but if warehouse businesses want to weather the storm, they need to prove their commitment to growing, changing and doing better for employees.

Amazon has lifted its long-standing policy of restricting warehouse employees from using their cellphones on the job.

Amazon’s JFK-8 in Staten Island is the first warehouse in the company’s history to vote to unionize. Now, the ball is in the massive retailer’s court.

With record inventories building and bottlenecks easing is deflation next?

Amazon has historically been a prolific union crusher, but it may be facing its biggest test yet at facilities in New York and Alabama.

Revised figures show 1.55 million work in truck transportation sector