Driving in Manhattan is about to become much more expensive for cars and trucks.
A California safety board’s proposed rules would call for distribution centers and manufacturing facilities to protect workers from heat.
NAW cited the Labor Department’s proposed overtime pay and worker walkaround rules as being harmful to the wholesale distribution industry.
Pushback has cited the potential for representatives from unions or other organizations to fulfill the proposed third-party inspector role.
The proposal would increase the salary threshold for guaranteed overtime pay from its current $35,668 to $55,000.
A court found that the company failed to pay affected workers overtime back wages since August 2018 and violated recordkeeping provisions.
The FTC plans to file a lawsuit alleging Amazon disadvantages sellers who don’t use Amazon’s logistics services, Bloomberg reports.
The U.S. hit its debt ceiling on Jan. 19. Here’s what that could mean for the economy, and what NAW said it could mean for distributors.
The rare, bipartisan legislation heads to President Biden’s desk, where his expected signature would avert what NAW calls a catastrophic labor strike.
Its common practice at accounting firm Baker Tilly Virchow Krause, LLP, to assist privately held distributors and other corporate clients with what the firm calls walkaway cashflow modeling, where they evaluate how the client would...
