Investing in technology is good not only for the environment, but also for the economy. And creating a prosperous net-zero ...
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After 24 years, NAL’s role of President is changing hands following the retirement of Gary Lindsay. When Gary joined the ...
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American Trucking Associations’ advanced seasonally adjusted (SA) For-Hire Truck Tonnage Index decreased 2.3% in October after rising 0.8% in September ...
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Nearly everything in our homes and workplaces has been on a truck at least once. The international and domestic economy ...
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A majority of Canadians view trucking as the most crucial transportation mode in the Canadian economy, according to a new ...
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Federal Labour Minister Seamus O’Regan and four Greater Toronto Area (GTA) Members of Parliament (MPs), met with a delegation of ...
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How does an association become successful? I have had many conversations with people over the years about successful associations and what makes them tick. With over three decades of being involved with associations at all levels I can confidently share with you that there are some key ingredients. Leadership is ...
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For over fifteen years the Women In Trucking Association has worked hard to advance our mission to encourage the employment of women, address obstacles and celebrate success.  This goal to increase the percentage of women working in transportation jobs remains constant. We are a trade/professional organization and are supported by our ...
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As a baby you are taught how to speak. When you are in grade school you are taught to spell. In higher education you are taught to write but when are we taught to listen? Listening can be incredibly difficult but it is the most important part of the communication ...
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