The report builds off of Turtle's first ESG report published in 2021.
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We share new comments from distributors regarding whether they plan to use new or unique strategies to recruit and retain employees. It illustrates that some are faring much better than others.
It’s designed to connect skilled tradespeople to hiring trades professionals in the construction and home improvement industries.
The company previously raised average starting pay to above $18 per hour in 2021.
The MRO products giant outlined numerous initiatives it sponsors to support women in the workplace.
The reporting will expand on information previously provided in Home Depot's ESG report.
The report assesses the manufacturing and distribution industries, with particular attention to Gen Z’s opinions about the future of the sector.
SRS is a new corporate member for the association that aims to empower women as they develop careers in the trucking industry.
A new assessment tool and compensation survey aims to help members avoid bad hires and see where their benefit practices align with competitors.
We dive into the data from a new survey that compares results between distribution candidates and employees with hiring managers.
The Graybar CEO says distributors shouldn’t promote diversity, equity and inclusion just because it’s the right thing to do — though it is! — but because it helps grow the bottom line.
MDM’s quarterly survey in partnership with investment banking firm Baird reveals that distributor revenues decelerated sharply in 2Q but not as bad as feared at the beginning of the pandemic shutdown. One consensus among more than 550 participants: Distributors began rethinking the way they manage talent.
The industrial distributors Director of Organizational Development Cory Calderon sees a post-pandemic future with a hybrid remote/onsite work environment, contingent upon scalable software applications and technology upgrades.
After 22 years as CEO and 38 years with the company, Derrow will transition to chairman.
Electrical distributor makes handful of executive appointments and promotions.
Ben Rushing, a former outside sales representative, rejoins company as regional sales manager for the Western U.S.
The board of directors will begin a thorough and deliberate CEO selection process to replace Andrew Lane.
MDM strengthens research and industry analysis capability with seasoned business writers return. Smith returns to MDM after a two-year stint in the outdoor equipment business media, where he reported on industry M&A, trend analysis, competitive landscape and corporate profiles. He previously was part of MDMs research and content team for nearly four years.
These changes create president roles that will drive the business units for McNaughton-McKay Electric Company and The Reynolds Company, including Flow-Zone, the most recent acquisition.
Derek Bufkin is currently vice president, head of sales USA West for Henkels General Manufacturing & Maintenance
