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GHRA working to make mandatory tests more available for businesses
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The 100-Day Supply Chain Review, Part 5: Now What?
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The 100-Day Supply Chain Review, Part 4: Embracing Downfalls to Improve Business
Anytime an executive order of any kind is brought to the table, one would think that only good can come from such efforts. However, a review of this magnitude could also potentially uncover the gaps in our nation’s supply chains.
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On Feb. 24, President Joe Biden signed an executive order, enforcing a 100-day review on all U.S. supply chains. This includes identifying risks for certain materials, software and pharmaceuticals. This includes reviewing transportation, production of agriculture commodities and food products. This includes assessing current domestic manufacturing workforce skills, climate change and critical goods. It also includes caring for the resilience and capacity of U.S. manufacturing supply chains.
Maritime workers trapped at sea during the pandemic are keeping global trade afloat
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By TAYLOR TELFORD AND JACOB BOGAGE | The Washington Post | Published: April 9, 2021
Stars and Stripes is making stories on the coronavirus pandemic available free of charge. See more staff and wire stories here. Sign up for our daily coronavirus newsletter here. Please support our journalism with a subscription. Brian Mossman says he has read Moby Dick nearly 200 times. The 61-year-old captain of the container ship Maersk Sentosa says he revisits the Melville classic nearly every voyage, because each time reveals something new about the people who take to the sea: people like him and the two dozen merchant mariners on his crew.