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ILWU Canada members voted to reject a tentative deal last week due to safety, wellbeing and work jurisdiction concerns. But by Sunday, stakeholders had found a new settlement.
A regional fulfillment model, machine learning and the use of same-day delivery facilities helped the company achieve that milestone, an executive said.
E-commerce and warehouse construction activity are showing signs of recovery, which could lead to increased demand for automation tools, according to Interact Analysis.
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