Key workers in supply chains across the globe know that their jobs have never been more crucial - and they're taking advantage of that leverage, demanding better working conditions. Labor protests have been turning up at all spots in the global supply chain, including railways, trucking, warehouses and ports, in locations spanning Australia to Peru, according to a new Bloomberg writeup. Katy Fox-Hodess, a lecturer in employment relations at Sheffield University Management School in the UK, commented: “Global supply chains weren’t…
