Findings have been published from a joint research project by TNO and Capgemini into the supply chain consequences of the new “Cradle-to-Cradle” concept for sustainable engineering.
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Labour shortage looms for railway industry
Research company Infohrm has delivered a workforce planning assessment that identifies the likelihood that 40 per cent of the current rail workforce will need to be replaced within the next five years.
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Flexibility is all we really want….
We have heard it all before. Employees want flexibility. Pure and simple. So how should enployers respond?
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Ice Road Truckers has arrived
Take a trip to Yellowknife, Canada to experience one of the most dangerous careers around on the new Channel Ten documentary series, Ice Road Truckers.
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US Air force tests hydrogen-powered forklift
Pilots at Robins Air Force Base (AFB) in Georgia, US, are seeing hydrogen power used at their workplace with the recent addition of a hydrogen-powered forklift and a hydrogen dispensing system.
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Government to reduce reporting burden for trucking industry
The Australian Government has responded favourably to the industry’s concerns about the regulations that will govern the soon to be introduced National Greenhouse and Energy Reporting System (NGERS).
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European Manufacturing Strategies Summit 2008
Now in its 4th year the European Manufacturing Strategies Summit is the conference and networking event at which to find out the answers to the key questions affecting all manufacturing industries across the globe.
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Who, what and where of the T&L workforce
The Australian Logistics Council (ALC) will undertake a major project to establish the size and composition of the Transport and Logistics workforce.
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Truck tax reform should be passed: ARA
The rail industry is set to pressure the Australian Parliament to pass the much-debated heavy vehicle charges reform bill, in a bid to redirect freight from road to rail.
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Stevedores warned of duopoly
The Australian Competition and Consumer Commission (ACCC) has warned a lack of competition in the stevedoring sector would get in the way of future growth.
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