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Labor shortages in the supply chain industry have had a significant impact on logistics and transportation. Despite predictions of an improved economy after the pandemic, many organizations are still struggling to find and retain a workforce. Also read: Embracing inclusion and diversity to address the trucking industry’s labor shortage Descartes Supply Chain and Logistics Workforce It found that 37% of organizations face severe labor shortages, 61% have experienced shipping disruptions due to understaffing, and 58% said staff shortages have affected customer service. While the rest of the economy is recovering rapidly, the supply chain workforce remains in deficit, a trend that suggests things won’t return to normal without major changes. Logistics and transportation are challenging industries. Faced with pressures such as long working hours, low wages and labor-intensive work, organizations must begin to rethink their workforce strategies to attract and retain a workforce. A closer look at the impact of labor shortages on supply chains When there aren’t enough workers…
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