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2025-07-01 05:02:23

Strategies for Improving Driver Recruitment and Retention in Logistics Industry

Strategies for Improving Driver Recruitment and Retention in the Logistics Industry



In an age where the logistics sector is grappling with a significant shortage of drivers, understanding effective recruitment and retention strategies is pivotal for organizations looking to thrive. On July 24, 2025, Funai Soken Logistics, one of Japan's leading logistics consulting firms, is hosting a workshop focusing on the best practices in hiring and keeping drivers, ensuring financial success through a well-structured workforce.

Event Overview


On this day, Takuma Kajiwara, the Team Leader from Funai Soken's Logistics HR Team, will present compelling insights into effective hiring strategies that have led to a decade of continuous revenue growth for companies in the logistics field. The seminar aims to tackle prevalent issues such as the lack of driver applications and high turnover rates, providing solutions that have proven successful in real company scenarios.

Who Should Attend?


This seminar is tailored for those within the logistics industry facing significant challenges, including:

  • - Difficulty attracting applicants despite advertising efforts
  • - Lack of unique appeal to differentiate from competitors
  • - Inability to offer high salaries to attract drivers
  • - Aging workforce due to insufficient recruitment of younger drivers
  • - Continuous loss of established drivers to other opportunities
  • - Seeking new revenue sources amid stagnating profits in core transportation services

Key Learnings from the Seminar


Participants will delve into several key areas designed to equip them with the knowledge to foster sustainable labor management within their organizations. Here’s what to expect to learn:

1. Recruitment Trends: Get updated insights on the current state of the hiring market in logistics and strategic frameworks that can help companies not just survive but thrive amidst rising challenges, including company failures due to labor shortages.
2. Organic Hiring Practices: Discover how to build a recruitment system that naturally attracts young drivers without solely relying on costly job advertisements.
3. Sustaining Interest: Learn about setting up structures that consistently draw applicants while implementing recruitment strategies that are compatible with modern labor market dynamics.
4. Company Branding: Understand the importance of fostering a culture that is supported by employees and their families, making your company an attractive choice for potential hires. Explore branding strategies that have shifted perceptions about companies perceived as traditional in logistics.
5. Retention Techniques: Hear successful methods for first-class workplace environments that enable young recruits to stay, including how one surprising initiative has led to only one employee leaving in four years.
6. Innovative Revenue Models: Gain insights into new business models that leverage truck advertising as a means to generate additional income without altering existing operations.

Join Us!


This seminar will take place at the TKP Omiya Business Center in Saitama on July 24th from 1:30 PM to 4:00 PM. Admission is free, and all participants are invited to engage in meaningful discussions and networking opportunities.

Company Overview


Funai Soken Logistics is dedicated to creating a logistics company that employees can take pride in. With a mission to support small to mid-sized logistics businesses through targeted consulting services, they specialize in areas like acquiring new clients, negotiating transportation rates, and establishing effective hiring practices.

For further details regarding the seminar and to register, visit the links provided:

Stay updated with the latest developments in the logistics industry by following Funai Soken Logistics on their social media platforms.


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