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(11 articles)EEOC Plans to Eliminate EEO-1 Reporting Requirements
The Equal Employment Opportunity Commission (EEOC) has submitted a proposal to the White House to eliminate the EEO-1 reporting requirement, a longstanding mandate that compels employers to submit ann
EU Low-Value Package Duty Rules: Logistics Firms Seek Phase-In
Major logistics providers are formally requesting that the European Union implement new duties on low-value packages through a graduated phase-in period rather than an abrupt full implementation. This
EU Low-Value Package Duty Rules: Logistics Industry Demands Phased Implementation
Major logistics operators are calling on EU regulators to implement a phased approach to new low-value package duty regulations, signaling industry concern over operational disruption and compliance c
Trump 100% China Tariff: Supply Chain Impact
The announcement of an additional 100% tariff on Chinese goods represents a structural shift in US trade policy with immediate and severe implications for global supply chains. This doubling of existi
Supreme Court Strips FAAAA Liability Shield for Freight Brokers
The Supreme Court of the United States has rejected a longstanding liability shield protection for freight brokers under the Freight Forwarder Accountability and Advancement Act (FAAAA). This ruling r
Trump Trade Policy Overhaul Sends Supply Chains Into Crisis
The Trump administration's abrupt departure from established trade policy frameworks is creating unprecedented turbulence across global supply chains. Rather than following conventional diplomatic pro
Supreme Court Expands Freight Broker Liability for Unsafe Carriers
The U.S. Supreme Court has issued a landmark ruling that significantly expands the legal liability of freight brokers when they hire trucking companies with poor safety records or unsafe operating pra
USMCA Review Reaches Critical Decision Point—What's Next
The United States-Mexico-Canada Agreement (USMCA) is approaching a critical juncture in its periodic review process, creating uncertainty for supply chain professionals across North America. This deci
SEC Proposes Major Shift: Quarterly Earnings Could Become Optional
The U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission has proposed a significant regulatory shift that would permit publicly traded companies to transition from quarterly to semi-annual earnings reporting, effe
Tariffs & TPRM: Managing Supply Chain Risk in 2025
The convergence of tariff escalation, evolving trade policy, and increased regulatory scrutiny is fundamentally reshaping how supply chain professionals must approach Third-Party Risk Management (TPRM
Tariff Ruling Reshapes Supply Chain Compliance Strategy
A recent tariff ruling is prompting supply chain professionals to reevaluate their exposure to trade policy changes and the adequacy of their compliance infrastructure. The decision underscores growin