Timothy Renshaw
Cargo thieves embrace work-from-home vulnerabilities
A spike in extortion, fraud, theft and cyber risk accompanies supply chain disruptions, remote-work options and inventory confusion
Updated: B.C.’s unionized port workers ratify four-year collective agreement
ILWU Canada members vote 75 per cent in favour of accepting a new contract to end Asia-Pacific Gateway cargo movement disruption and labour uncertainty along the province’s waterfront
Majority of shipping companies, global retailers flunk decarbonization test: zero-emission shipping organization
Walmart, Home Depot among top retails scoring failing grades from Ship It Zero coalition
Updated: Union’s rejection of proposed four-year dockworkers deal raises business groups’ ire
Canadian Federation of Independent Business calls for back-to-work legislation if union issues another 72-hour strike notice
Port of Vancouver a middleweight in ranking of container cargo efficiency heavyweights
Vancouver an average performer, according to U.K.-based digital logistics company data that measures container dwell times for 64 major global ports
Port strike underscores need for Asia-Pacific Gateway overhaul
RBC Economics research estimates $600 billion investment required to keep pace with population growth and economic competition abroad
Canada facing skilled talent crunch in clean energy sector
Shortfall in managerial, experienced tech and entry-level talent a growing worry for the sector’s employers in Canada
Automation in a fragile economy: upheavals and opportunities
B.C.’s 2023 devastatingly expensive port strike has reignited the debate over automation’s encroachment into the workplace
Updated: Business relief short-lived as B.C. dockworkers leadership rejects tentative agreement to end port strike
ILWU Canada’s internal caucus says mediated settlement is too long and will not protect its memberships’ jobs
Updated: Canadian independent business group calls for back-to-work legislation to end B.C. port strike
Canadian Federation of Independent Business survey finds majority of its membership adversely affected by Asia-Pacific Gateway labour disruption