Business Management - Government/Governmental

In what is being hailed as a first of its kind triumph for American consumers, a prominent service provider will refund millions of dollars and halt the practice of charging fees to receive paper bills and statements.

Gary Jones, Director of Environmental, Health, and Safety Affairs at PRINTING United Alliance, discusses newly issued OSHA guidance.

Dr. Linda Fried, JD, helps unpack the new and pending privacy laws that impact direct mailers.

Lisbeth Lyons discusses the current state of legislative and regulatory policies, and how they impact printing and packaging companies.

Pat McGrew shares news about new privacy laws being passed that will REQUIRE opt-ins from consumers to receive direct marketing.

Adriane Harrison discusses if the $300 federal supplemental unemployment benefit is impacting printers’ ability to find workers.

PRINTING United Alliance experts discuss the latest CDC guidance on wearing masks in the workplace, vaccinations, and state mandates.

Marco Boer and David Zwang discuss their efforts to develop global taxonomy to replace the existing taxonomy that dates back to 1960s.

On this episode of The Week that Was, the USPS has filed a notice with the Postal Regulatory Commission requesting price changes; Ricoh announced new gold and silver toners; Geoffrey Eisenberg offered some advice to fellow printers; and Frank Romano celebrates 80 years and reflects back on the industry.

There are some savings to be had with the postal service announcement of the promotions for 2022.