Since the advent of Covid-19, remote work has become more of a norm than ever before. While remote work situations did exist pre-pandemic, they have now exploded in popularity.

Many employees are now vocalizing their desire for remote work to remain a viable option in the workforce. And remote work has never been easier, with software like Zoom and Slack allowing employees to do their jobs from anywhere in the world.

This is the advent of what seems to be an entirely new era in the workforce, as American employers have found themselves with a greatly increased capacity to hire international employees.

Can hiring employees around the globe help your business? Here we will weigh the pros and cons of hiring and managing remote employees on an international level.

As Seller Central continues to grow, many US Amazon sellers are expanding beyond North America to international markets. But with taxes and fees, international shipping, and storage, selling overseas can be tricky.

 So what options does Amazon have for selling across the border? We’re breaking down the four different international selling programs available on Seller Central, their pros and cons, and how they compare, so you can evaluate which selling program is best for your business.

In business, sellers manufacture many different products and need a simple way to distinguish one product from another within tracking and computer systems.

In order for sellers to uniquely identify their products, barcodes were created. The most common type of barcode is a UPC or Universal Product Code. These are the codes that you see on products when shopping in a store, and that allow the cashier to scan and ring up your products.

Here, we’ll break down why GS1 UPC barcodes are so important for business, and everything you need to know about them.