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5 Minutes With ID: Milwaukee Tool’s Zach Richman on Developments in PPE

The company known for power tools has increasingly found a niche in driving innovation in PPE.

5 Minutes With ID: New ISA President Breen Talks Industry's Vibe, 2022 Convention & More

Brendan Breen, who was just promoted to the role of ISA president on Jan. 4, stops by to chat about the general state of the industrial supply market and preview the first in-person ISA convention since 2019.

EV Maker Crashes; 5G Threatens Aircraft; Apple Tracking Thieves | Today in Manufacturing Ep. 45

Also on the podcast, Musk says job titles don't mean anything, poor planning before pipeline blast, robot enforces social distancing, supply chain hits Christmas cookies, and electrifying oceans to suck up more carbon.

Tesla Autopilot Felony; 5G Airplane Problems; Tornado-Hit Factory Shutters | Today in Manufacturing Ep. 51

Study: Women Outperform Men in Supply Chain Collaboration

Tornado-Ravaged Candle Factory Will Not Reopen

Railroad, Shipping Companies See Uptick in Looting

Expanding Opportunities for Minority and Women-Owned Businesses

Expanding Opportunities for Minority and Women-Owned Businesses

The Export-Import Bank of the United States offers a number of tools to assist all U.S. manufacturers, and works to ensure that these opportunities are readily available to businesses owned by minorities and women. Watch video to learn more.

Amazon Texts Tell Employee with COVID-19 He’s Losing PTO

Amazon recently changed its workers' paid leave amount when sick with COVID-19.

Lickable TV; Apple Factory Probation; Mercedes EV Prototype | Today in Manufacturing, Ep. 49

Also on the podcast, new cars are missing features, electric Chevy Silverado debuts, remote-piloted robot gives shots, football helmet safety breakthrough, and lessons learned from Theranos conviction.

Vehicles Headed for Extinction; Tesla's Record Deliveries; Plant Cuts 700 Workers | Today in Manufacturing, Ep. 48

Also on the podcast, autonomous semi-truck drives 80 miles without a driver, historically expensive used cars, lizard inspires new artificial lungs, oil spill problems, and record revenues for key supply chain link.

More Than 700 Workers Lose Jobs at Wind Turbine Plant

Only 50 employees will stay on.

Plant Removes Union; CEO Embezzles $15M; Nikola Settles Fraud Case | Today in Manufacturing, Ep. 47

Also on the podcast, lazy millennials not the labor problem, U.S. oil pipelines are unused, 3D-printed home has an owner and SpaceX launches Christmas presents to the International Space Station.

'Lazy' Millennials Not Main Cause of Labor Shortage

Contrary to popular belief, older workers could be to blame.

Night Vision Fix for $0.04; Worm-Filled Corvette Mirrors; Workers Could Win a House | Today in Manufacturing, Ep. 46

We also discuss how employees were threatened with job loss in the face of a tornado, WFH accidents, autonomous flying saucers, and NASA touching the sun.

12 Movies of Christmas (With a Manufacturing Angle)

Spread some manufacturing holiday cheer.

Court Rules Home Worker's Fall a 'Workplace Accident'

Experts believe work-from-home injuries might be the “next workers’ comp trend.”

Musk Says Job Titles Don’t Mean Anything

According to Musk, there are three titles that mean anything for a company.

Possible $70M PPE Plant Would Produce 300 Jobs

Before the deal is done, the town needs to approve $1 million in incentives.