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    Updates, news and strategies to help manage the impact of the coronavirus pandemic.

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    More than Half of Employees to Require Vaccines, New Survey Shows
    Dec. 1, 2021
    A new survey from Willis Towers Watson also found that nearly all employers will offer testing (84%), most on a weekly basis (80%).
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    Trucking Industry Asks CDC for Mobile Vaccination Sites at Truck Stops
    March 3, 2021
    "Truck drivers should be allowed to receive a vaccine in a state other than that within which they reside due to their length of time on the road and away from home," said ATA...
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    Feb. 19, 2021
    Limited relief is renewed once again for hauling COVID emergency supplies.
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    Robotic Goods-to-Person Systems Will Quadruple Through 2023
    Jan. 29, 2021
    “Keeping people in place and using a virus-resistant robot to move goods around respects people’s privacy and keeps them safe at the same time.”
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    Healthcare Supply Chains Changes Due to COVID-19
    Jan. 26, 2021
    The combination of hindsight and data-driven insight will make all the difference in driving the kind of resilient supply chain healthcare so desperately needs.

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