programs & policies | 15 July 2024
The CDC’s Updated Guidelines for Importing Dogs into the U.S.
By Ashley Adkins
The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) has issued new guidelines regarding the importation of dogs into the United States, aimed at...
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ESG | 24 June 2024
A Sustainable Approach to Moving: Discard and Donate
By WERC Staff
What goes into a move? How does a transferee decide what to keep and what to leave behind? Discard and donate programs are emerging as one option...
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programs & policies | 10 June 2024
Turmoil in the Middle East and its Impact on Shipping
By WERC Staff
Conflict in and around the Red Sea, as well as challenges in the Panama Canal, have forced shipping firms to reroute vessels to longer and more...
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programs & policies | 03 June 2024
Shifting Gears: Modern Transferees’ Expectations in Car Shipping
By Karen Gerba, SCRP, GMS
Here’s how the industry is transforming to cater to the modern transferee’s needs.
programs & policies | 31 March 2024
GSA Allows Additional Costs for Federal Relocation Shipments Affected by Baltimore Bridge Collapse
By Michael T. Jackson, SHRM-CP
The U.S. Government's General Services Administration has issued a notice authorizing agency approval of additional costs due to the Francis...
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technology | 03 December 2023
Challenges Standing in the Way of Autonomous Trucks
By Annie Erling Gofus
A look at the progress, setbacks, and future prospects of self-driving trucks.
workforce trends | 07 August 2023
Trucking Industry’s Path Forward: Challenges, Innovations, and Shifting Dynamics
By Annie Erling Gofus
Addressing driver shortage, embracing technology, and the evolving role of truckers in the U.S. economy.
spotlights | 16 July 2023
Perspectives on the Supply Chain
By Alexa Schlosser
Frederick D. Paxton II, president and CEO of Paxton Companies, and Susan Sainz, director of account development at UniGroup, discuss some of the...
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programs & policies | 05 February 2023
Demand for Air Cargo Continues to Cool
By Annie Erling Gofus
Decreased demand may lower airfreight costs in 2023.