IWLA has been closely engaging the California Board of Pharmacy after issuance of AB 2605, a statewide pharmaceutical licensing requirement on third-party logistics providers. IWLA members fully support licensing standards […]
Sens. Chris Murphy (D-Conn.) and Bob Corker (R-Tenn.) unveiled the first bipartisan senate proposal to raise the gas tax in order to support a “long-term, stable funding mechanism for our […]
On April 11, 2014 the U.S. Surface Transportation Board (STB) issued its final demurrage rules (the “rule”) establishing the circumstance under which public warehouse operators and others will be liable […]
Are you making the right hiring decisions? If you have high turnover and low productivity, it may be because your hiring processes are falling short. A new on-demand webcast—free for […]
The U.S. Food & Drug Administration recently issued its first guidance under the Drug Supply Chain Security Act seeking public comment on its proposal for how prescription drug supply chain stakeholders should […]
The June 5 IWLA California Chapter Meeting & Issues Update focused on federal laws and regulations and the burdensome state-based regulations that greatly affect warehousing in the Golden State. Representatives from […]
Is that covered? Maybe—maybe not. Warehouse and logistics services are prone to risks, but insurance policies may not cover some risks inherent to the industry’s unique exposures. Sam Rizzitelli, national […]
As a member of the Hours of Service (HOS) Coalition, the International Warehouse Logistics Association is a co-signer of a letter asking members of the U.S. Senate Appropriations Committee to […]
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