The second half of 2023 will likely see consumer spending be on parity (roughly neutral) with the first half of the year, or heading down, due to competing trends in wage growth and inflation.
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The pandemic has accelerated the shift towards direct-to-consumer (D2C) with many global businesses experiencing unprecedented annual e-commerce growth of up to 35%.
Worker quality and numbers have long been among the trickiest aspects of finding and properly utilising the people in the DC, but the global pandemic has made the labour market even more challenging.
The face of stores and shopping malls has changed for good as we’ve seen a rapid and accelerated transition to e-commerce purchasing and delivery to homes – and in particular direct-to-consumer (D2C).