Warehouse jobs were supposed to be the future of the retail industry, offering opportunities for displaced employees and reshaping the American workforce. Amazon, Target, Walmart and other ...

Amazon has reached a turning point in automation. The company now has over one million robots—ranging from robotic arms to ...

Amazon is nearing a milestone where its number of warehouse robots matches its human workforce, now surpassing 1 million ...

Technology breakthroughs are allowing DHL and other companies to automate the laborious, injury-prone work of loading and ...

A new report says that automation won’t wipe out warehouse jobs in the short term but it may make them worse. by Shirin Ghaffary. Oct 22, 2019, 1:00 PM UTC. A new ...

The monthly jobs report showed small changes in truck transportation employment, more of the overall trend of stability.

At the 2-year-old, air-conditioned warehouse in West Phoenix, workers, most of whom appeared young and fit, moved a record 2,086,548 items from the shelves to the loading docks in one week, an ...

The next day OSHA told Amazon warehouse managers that the agency received a complaint about heat. OSHA officials said they wanted Amazon to investigate the situation, make any modifications needed ...

As of 2019, 90% of warehouse workers lacked a bachelor's degree, making them ineligible for many white-collar jobs. Which brings us to the primary upside of the warehouse boom.

After Walmart began operating a warehouse that a outside company had run, it did background checks on the facility's workforce. The result was 100 to 200 African American workers with past ...