October 1, 2021
Progressive Grocer Executive Editor, Gina Acosta, referenced the results of Zipline’s Labor of Love report in a piece about Kroger’s Fresh Start initiative: Workforce Management: A Modern Approach to Training.
“Retail workers are leaving their jobs as a result of the pandemic and other worries; a recent survey commissioned by retail operations platform Zipline shows that a majority of retail workers think that their employers aren’t putting enough focus on improving their working conditions.”
Recent Posts
Produce Blue Book
Labor: Beyond the minimum wage – Produce Blue Book:
Retail Dive
Why raising minimum wage is no longer enough to draw in retail workers
Total Retail
Reframing ‘The Great Resignation’ as an Opportunity for Great Reflection
Chain Store Age
Zipline360 Helps Torrid streamline communications between HQ and stores
Women in Retail
Facing a New Normal: How Retailers Can Reduce Employee Turnover
Webwire
Zipline Appears on Inc. Magazine’s Annual List of America’s Fastest-Growing Companies
WWD
What’s Causing the Great Retail Worker Shortage?
Winsight Grocery Business
Calling It Quits: 2 in 5 Retail Workers Considering Leaving
TechCrunch
How Retail Zipline’s Series A pitch deck ticked every box for Emergence Capital
Webwire
Kitchen Stuff Plus Taps Zipline to Upgrade its In-Store Operations
Industry Trends | October 20, 2021
Industry Trends | October 14, 2021
© Copyright. All rights reserved
