Online firms looking to increase headcount

Six in 10 online businesses are looking to increase staffing over the next year, according to research from IMRG and eDigitalResearch.

Six in 10 online businesses are looking to increase staffing over the next year, according to research from IMRG and eDigitalResearch.

The research also shows almost two-thirds (63%) of online businesses have increased headcount over the past year.

Last year, more than 80% of those surveyed said that they hoped to recruit over the coming months.

Chris Russell, director at eDigitalResearch, says: “As we continue to see the popularity of smartphones and other emerging channels increase with consumers, retailers are beginning to merge and combine multiple departments and operations to create a coherent message across the board for all of their customers.

“This is not to say that the e-commerce jobs market is beginning to decline. It simply means that, along with everything else in the e-commerce industry, it is evolving in order to cope with the shifting consumer trends we are witnessing.”

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