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Survey: Talent and labor on the rise

The labor crunch is a serious issue, not just for front-line employees in DC and other supply chain sites, but when it comes to higher-level supply chain talent, too. We surveyed supply chain professionals and found less than one-third feel their companies are highly prepared to handle demand with current staff, while two-thirds have increased wages to try to retain more people.

source https://www.supplychain247.com/article/survey_talent_and_labor_on_the_rise

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