Articles
5 Ways Railways Have Changed The Game For Logistics Intermodal Strategies In Canada
Logistics Industry May 30, 2018
Driver shortages, government regulations, and increased fuel prices have pushed for innovation in greener supply chain practices. And as an industry leader in the Canadian marketplace since the 1950’s, the McKenna team continues to stay up to date on these changes, while also finding new ways to service our clients in the best and most cost-efficient ways possible.
What The $15 Minimum Wage Increase Means For Logistics Management Companies
Logistics Industry April 9, 2018
The odds are that you’ve heard about changes to the minimum hourly wage for Ontario employees: As of January 1st, 2018, legislation was passed to increase the minimum wage from $11.60 to $14, and then to $15 by January 1st, 2019. After 2019, the wage is to rise annually with inflation.
Small Logistics Fulfillment: When Is It Worth It?
Logistics Industry February 16, 2018
It’s a no-brainer for large and busy companies to partner with logistics and fulfillment solutions centres to store and ship their goods by truck, air, rail, or water. However, deciding whether or not to process your own orders is a much more difficult decision for small business owners with limited cash.
Holiday Ecommerce: Where Do All The Unwanted Gifts Go?
Logistics Industry December 27, 2017
It’s happened to all of us. You open up gift that you either already have, don’t want, don’t need, or it simply isn’t your size. And to prevent yourself from being wasteful, you attempt to return your item for a refund or exchange.
6 Reasons To Consider Internet Fulfillment
Logistics Industry December 18, 2017
The world of logistics is changing due to emerging technology trends, including changes in consumer habits and advanced efficiencies. And one of the largest changes we have seen is the influx in ecommerce platforms requiring a warehouse and shipping facility to help manage, organize, and distribute their popular goods.
The Advent of Uber Freight
Logistics Industry December 12, 2017
“Tap a button, book a load”.
The slogan is catchy, articulates quickness, and is appealing – especially for drivers and shippers who strive for better efficiency. However, what does Uber’s push toward autonomy really mean for logistics and hardworking Canadians?
