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WEBINAR | Into the Fire
Learn about changes to
cross-border pallet rules
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When it’s time to sue
There are three primary processes for resolving disputes: negotiation, mediation and adjudication (arbitration and litigation). The first two—as well as arbitration—make up ADR, the acronym for alternative dispute resolution and are touted as being faster, cheaper and better than traditional adversarial litigation.
Discussions and Forums
Innovation, enthusiasm and world domination
Positive feelings feelings for supply chain and materials handling industry on display at ProMat 2013
Food handlers facing new regulations in 2013 [from the MM&D print edition]
Food chain changes discussed at 2012 Transportation Conference
Safe and secure [from the MM&D print edition]
Fighting crime and improving health and safety at the IWLA Fall Conference
[Video] Ports call on Hamilton
Association of Canadian Port Authorities holds annual conference in Ontario
Supply Chain Canada: Canada’s got talent
Experts weigh in on drawing young workers to supply chain roles
Canada and China talk supply chains and trade
Government officials met at International Transport Forum
Editorial: Human health and the supply chain
During a previous professional incarnation I worked as an editor and writer at a large research and teaching hospital in Toronto. One of the most satisfying and reassuring aspects of the job was the opportunity, every so often, to glimpse how the treatments patients received helped transform their lives from illness to health. In more than a few instances, those treatments played a role in saving a patient’s life.
Video profiles offer insight into supply chain work
Canadian Supply Chain Sector Council using videos to raise interest in supply chain careers
Many eggs, many baskets
I have a close friend who, smart though he is, isn’t particularly good with his money. Years ago he got into trouble with credit card debt. Perhaps you’ve heard of similar situations: he had about four credit cards and began using one credit card to pay the balance on another. He would rotate his payments in this fashion, switching from one card to the next as they became due.
CTA meets with public safety minister
Trucking organization discusses border and trade issues as well as cargo crime
What does your DC cost?
MM&D’s DC cost benchmarking study offers a look at what Canadian companies spend and how. With a research survey and roundtable discussion,
Legal Link: You’re gonna work for who?
When employment and corporate relationships break down, concerns can arise about restrictive covenants, in which one party promises to refrain from certain actions.
Editorial: March/April 2011
By any measure, the March 11 earthquake and tsunami that followed have been heartbreaking calamities.
