By Nicole Mitchell, writer, Plastics Decorating From topics such as bilingual training systems to what to do when an applicant ghosts, these are five of the common human resources challenges that companies face in the plastics industry. Job applicant “ghosting” The Great Resignation begin in 2021, with record numbers of people leaving their jobs when the COVID-19 pandemic … [Read more...] about Common HR Challenges in the Plastics Industry
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Resolutions for Workforce Development in 2023
Another year, another fresh start to develop the workforce and implement new technologies. The best workforce to develop is the workforce that is already on the payroll. The best technologies to implement are those with the highest likelihood of success and ROI. The best combination of workforce and technology is one that pairs an eager workforce with empowering technology. … [Read more...] about Resolutions for Workforce Development in 2023
Top 5 Plastics Decorating Articles from 2022
While work on the first issue of 2023 is well underway, we paused to see which Plastics Decorating articles from 2022 caught the eyes of our readers. The following stories were the top reads from 2022 for visitors to the website. 1. Dry Ice Blasting vs. CO2 Spray Cleaning CO2 spray technologies are an effective, innovative and environmentally friendly cleaning technology … [Read more...] about Top 5 Plastics Decorating Articles from 2022
Top 5 Technologies for Securing Banknotes
By Liz Stevens, writer, Plastics Decorating Credit card use may abound, and cryptocurrency might be up (unless it's down again), but there's no substitute for cold, hard cash. Around the globe, the banknote, the bill and the note remain wildly popular and eminently trusted. Wherever there is cash, there will be counterfeiters and, in turn, anti-counterfeiting technologies with … [Read more...] about Top 5 Technologies for Securing Banknotes
Plastics Industry Responds to Greenpeace Report, Attacks on Plastic Recycling
Matt Seaholm, president and CEO of the Plastics Industry Association (PLASTICS), released the statement below in response to a report issued by Greenpeace, the anti-recycling organization, in which the group claims the act of recycling is a “myth.” “The activists at Greenpeace cannot call themselves environmentalists while simultaneously discouraging recycling as part of the … [Read more...] about Plastics Industry Responds to Greenpeace Report, Attacks on Plastic Recycling