October 1, 2021
Retail Dive referenced Zipline’s Labor of Love report in an article about why raising minimum wage is no longer enough to draw in retail workers:
“A recent study of retail associates by retail operations platform Zipline found that a significant portion of retail workers have felt neglected and undervalued by their companies, especially during the pandemic. A staggering 42% of respondents indicated that they are considering leaving or planning to leave the industry following the pandemic.”
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