Unlock the Power of Supply Chain and Logistics for Small Businesses

Are you a business owner trying to wrap your head around shipping your product?
Are you tired of sifting through corporate, old-school logistics blogs that just don't resonate with your needs?

Ship Happens is here to help.

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We provide straightforward and no-nonsense education about supply chain and logistics tailored specifically for businesses like yours. Say goodbye to the jargon and complexity, and hello to practical knowledge that empowers you to make informed decisions.

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Ship Happens is your go-to resource for unlocking the power of supply chain and logistics for small businesses.

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Say goodbye to boring and corporate logistics resources. Ship Happens cuts through the noise to provide you with real, relevant, and practical knowledge that helps you navigate the logistics challenges specific to small businesses.

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Gorgeous Girls In Supply Chain: Danielle Chaffin
Gorgeous Girls In Supply Chain: Danielle Chaffin

Welcome to our series celebrating the incredible women in Supply Chain and Logistics! In a traditionally male-dominated field, it's important to shine a light on the inspiring women who are making a significant impact. Through a mix of insightful and fun questions, we’ll explore their journeys, challenges, and successes. While we acknowledge the contributions of everyone in this industry, this series aims to elevate the voices and stories of women who often get missed. Next up: Danielle Chaffin

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From Setbacks to Comebacks: How to Cultivate Resilience
From Setbacks to Comebacks: How to Cultivate Resilience

Life is filled with ups and downs, and setbacks are simply part of the journey. Whether in personal or professional settings, the ability to rebound with grace after a disappointment or challenge is key to thriving rather than just surviving. This quality—resilience—helps us adapt and grow, turning obstacles into stepping stones. Let’s explore how to build resilience and start recovering from setbacks in a way that strengthens our future.Compensation Board (WCB) contributions, and other employee protections.

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Driver Inc. Explained – What It Is, Who Uses It, and the Legal Implications
Driver Inc. Explained – What It Is, Who Uses It, and the Legal Implications

Driver Inc. is a business model in the Canadian trucking industry where commercial drivers, who do not own their vehicles, are classified as independent contractors rather than employees. This setup requires drivers to establish their own corporations, allowing them to invoice the trucking company for services rather than receiving traditional wages with benefits. Under this model, drivers avoid standard deductions like taxes and CPP (Canada Pension Plan), while carriers sidestep obligations such as overtime pay, Workers’ Compensation Board (WCB) contributions, and other employee protections.

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“Jenn has been an absolute asset during her engagement with Freight Hero. The industry knowledge she brings to the table and the passion she has for logistics gave us a lot of confidence in terms of our product development and go-to-market strategy. She is a pleasure to work with, always professional, and consistently surpasses expectations. We highly recommend Jenn to any organization looking to increase their knowledge and confidence in logistics.”