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Section 232 tariffs removed on EU steel and aluminum imports
Under a new agreement reached by the U.S. and EU, Section 232 steel and aluminum tariffs will end and be […]
How manufacturers can encourage employees to get vaccinated
Given the pending requirement that companies with more than 100 employees mandate vaccinations by Jan. 4, 2022, the National Association […]
November at-a-glance … taxes, tariffs & trade
During a roundtable summit at the G-20 meeting in Rome, U.S. Treasury Secretary Janet Yellen acknowledged that tariffs “tend to […]
Retaining, attracting, and developing talent as the pandemic continues
A record number of employees have left their jobs since the pandemic and women report increased burnout. Two new McKinsey […]
Understanding the contributing factors to future energy policies
As states increasingly establish energy policies that address climate change and equity goals, the Northeast Energy Efficiency Partnership’s guide to […]
Looking to add to your team? Check out Feeding America’s job training program
Did you know that 30 local Feeding America member food banks have culinary, warehouse and transportation training programs? In states […]
October at-a-glance … supply chain
Shipping issues continue to plague businesses around the world. Although industry leaders do not expect the challenges to subside anytime […]
October at-a-glance … regulations
The U.S. Federal Communications Commission (FCC) issued a Notice of Proposed Rulemaking (NOPR) to help evaluate how to assess fees […]
October at-a-glance … environment
Quebec’s Ministry of Environment and Fight Against Climate Change (MOE) has granted six months’ tolerance beyond the original implementation deadline for the province’s […]
NAFEM and other manufacturing associations urge Biden administration action on supply chain challenges
NAFEM and a coalition of three other major manufacturing associations released a white paper urging the Biden administration to take […]