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MPs vow to tackle bogus self-employment

In the wake of the City Link debacle, MPs have called on the incoming Government to bring forward proposals for tackling companies who use or encourage the practice of bogus self employment.

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Loading bay flexibility

Retailers across the country are investing in additional warehouse space, with more spent on big sheds in 2014 than in any other year within the last decade.

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Maximising capacity

The emergence of e-commerce, with its demands for fast and flexible customer service, means warehouse operations must maximise space and efficiency.

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Picks up to 7,000 SKUs

The Tuko Logistics Cooperative is located in Kerava, Finland and serves 40 wholesale stores, 1,000 grocery stores and 5,000 institutional kitchens daily.

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FedEx to buy TNT Express for £3.2 billion

FedEx has agreed to buy TNT Express in an all-cash deal worth £3.2 billion. The two companies have reached a conditional agreement, with the deal combining the strength of the TNT Express European road platform and Liege hub and FedEx’s strength in other regions globally, including North America and Asia.

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Shuttle for high density

Link 51’s latest whitepaper explores the online retail evolution and highlights Link 51’s shuttle storage system for high density racking.

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Think smart data, not big data

Data is important in understanding Omni-channel customer behaviour, says Biznography’s Cara Berry, but the customer data isn’t always right.

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