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“No-box, no-label” is evolving into the industry standard for e-commerce returns since Amazon, UPS, FedEx, and more offer the service.
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After two years of supply-chain challenges, retailers are looking for control, Jonathan Morav, Fabric’s head of product strategy, told Insider.
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Amazon’s warehouse growth still overshadows its largest competitors even after significantly slowing down new warehouse construction.
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CEO Raj Subramanian said a soft economy and an “e-commerce reset” were to blame
for slow demand. The company’s reacting with big cuts.
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FedEx executives told investors that an “e-commerce reset” was responsible for
tanking package volumes in the company’s US business.
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Whether it’s because of the gift-giving guessing game or the growing practice of “bracketing,” apparel is a massive source of e-commerce returns.
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Whether its because of the gift-giving guessing game or the growing practice of bracketing when shopping for clothes online, apparel is a massive source of e-commerce returns
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Co-CEOs Dave Clark and Ryan Petersen told their staff of 3,000 “we’re going to need to be nimble” in the current slowdown in global trade.
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‘SALT’ refers to decoy packages used to find errors like sending packages to the wrong place or mishandling dangerous materials.
about 1 year ago
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UPS CEO Carol Tomé has never managed a union negotiation before, while the Teamsters’ leadership is spoiling for a strike.
about 1 year ago
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The Teamsters Union could seize on the company’s profitability and a dividend increase as proof there’s money for raises and other demands.
about 1 year ago
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The company has more than half a million employees, but exact the number of layoffs was not specified.
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As many as 9.6 billion pounds of returns ended up in landfills in 2021, according to one estimate — equivalent to 10,500 fully loaded Boeing 747s.
about 1 year ago
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A totally hands-off shipping service for e-commerce sellers is something tech companies have been promising for years, but few have delivered.
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Psychologists call it “loss aversion,” when it becomes preferable to “gain” free shipping by buying more rather than “lose” money on shipping.
about 1 year ago
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The layoffs will affect a new, lower-paying weekend position created in the most recent labor contract, according to local union chapters.
about 1 year ago
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11 current and former FedEx employees say the most recent round of layoffs is threatening to erode the culture that Fred Smith built over five decades
about 1 year ago
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Dog bites are the third most common injury sustained by delivery workers behind slips and falls and muscle strains.
about 1 year ago
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“It’s easy to think these incidents won’t happen, but they do, and they tarnish the FedEx brand,” FedEx’s memo warned.
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Tech companies aim to end delivery driver confusion by creating new addresses that show drivers exactly where to go step-by-step.
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The July 31 deadline for UPS and the union that represents 340,000 of its employees to agree on a new contract and avoid a strike is quickly approaching and both sides are ramping up preparations in case of a walkout.UPS representatives told some customers Thursday that non-union management staff across the country would begin training for strike roles on Friday, according to a customer briefed on the plans by a UPS representative. The customer was required to sign a non-disclosure agreement in…
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