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New ReMA Member Spotlight: Arthur
Cargo theft and supply chain crime costs an estimated $35 billion a year, according to the National Insurance Crime Bureau. Most of it now happens through identity fraud, fictitious pickups, and impersonation. The tools that exist today verify the company, not the driver and the truck that show up in the operation. New ReMA member...
ReMA Members Work Hand-in-Hand with Law Enforcement on Materials Theft Cases
This past month, Todd Foreman, ReMA’s Senior Director of Law Enforcement Outreach, assisted law enforcement and insurance investigators in locating the correct owners of copper cathodes and nickel ingots by reaching out to a network of helpful ReMA members. “This is just one example of how ReMA members are able to collaborate well with law enforcement and insurance investigators to...
Engaging with the Next Generation of Recyclers: How ReMA Members Can Help Their Local Communities
Engaging with your local community doesn’t need to be complicated. Take it from ReMA member Saren Weinstein Schapiro, a second-generation leader at M&M Recycling. This past month she and the team at M&M Recycling wrapped up an outreach program with a local school that not only helped young students develop their entrepreneurial skills but also...
New ReMA Member Spotlight: BlackBridge Recycling
Based in Wall, New Jersey, BlackBridge Recycling connects suppliers and end-of-life users to build long-term value in recycling. With more than 15 years of experience, the company focuses on building long-term partnerships that drive business growth and sustainability. ReMA News spoke with Chris Goger, Senior Director of Recycling at Blackbridge Recycling, about the company’s goals,...
How Recyclers Can Recognize Mental Health in the Workplace
Mental health becomes a safety issue when it shows up at the job, and therefore it’s important to recognize and deal with it early. Small steps like adjusting workload, speaking up, and using available resources can stop problems before they turn into injuries. May is recognized as Mental Health Month through Mental Health America (MHA)....
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