Nearly 70% Of American Fashion Retailers Plan To Switch Jobs In 2012.

According to a survey released on Tuesday, the United States fashion Nearly 70% of the employees in the retail industry plan to start job hopping next year. According to the survey report, people who job hopping in the past year are basically wages Up by 20%. A total of 2000 professionals were interviewed, including design. Marketing Product development, e-commerce and other fields. The survey shows that people will switch jobs to different companies or jobs according to their expectation of changing jobs.

The fashion industry is in turmoil, and consumer spending, which accounts for nearly 70% of the US economy, is still in the doldrums.

Michaelniemira, chief economist of the International Shopping Center Committee, said in an interview with Reuters last week that US retail sales for more than a year are expected to increase by 3.5% in 2011, but consumer demand has been "weaker" recently.

The overall work in 2011 is expected to be promising, as 62% of the respondents indicated that wages would increase, and 43% would increase dividends.

As fashion and retail professionals are redesigning their careers, companies need to constantly recruit and retain talent.

Design, network digital and e-commerce are the most influential areas, and the demand for jobs is rising steadily. Flexible working hours and long-distance communications also enable more professionals to find jobs that enable them to work at home simultaneously.