Dear ACWI Members,
In this issue of ACWI Advance we take a closer look at these stories:
- Chemical manufacturers see economy in turmoil and a future hard to predict.
- An attorney offers best practices to help avoid violating child labor laws.
- The playing of obscene rap music in a warehouse creates big legal woes.
- A new study shows that urinalysis is missing up to 90% of drug using truckers.
- ATRI issues its annual analysis of the costs of operating a commercial truck fleet.
- JLL offers timely advice to help its warehouse customers plan for their future.
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Stay well and please feel free to contact me to let us know how you’re doing. We value your
connection and are open to ideas and suggestions how ACWI could be even more valuable to you.
All my best,
Paul Delp
President, American Chain Of Warehouses
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