Worrying about peak season delivery! Amazon UK warehouse workers plan to strike again!

According to foreign media reports, on September 2, the British GMB union said that in the latest labor dispute involving Amazon’s British labor, 97% of employees in an Amazon warehouse in Coventry, central England, voted to strike. As of now, Amazon has about 70,000 employees in the UK who earn around £10.50-11.45 ($12-13) an hour. Hourly wages for Amazon UK workers have risen by 29% since 2018 due to increased worker strikes and regulation by the UK Labour Office.

German Generation Z Online Consumption Insights: 61% of People Will Shop on Social Media Platforms!

According to a study conducted by payments giant Klarna, 64% of Gen Z (aged 18 to 24) in Germany currently shop online at least once a week, the highest rate in the world and far ahead of the US (57%) , the UK (58%), Austria (47%) and Sweden (41%). Second, 65% of consumers in Germany expect merchants to improve and simplify payment processes.

Amid the cost of living crisis, British people seek money-saving tips on TikTok

According to Skynews, as the cost of living continues to increase, the short video social media TikTok has become a place for many British people to seek ways to save money. The hashtag #costofliving on TikTok was viewed approximately 413.2 million times, and #moneysavingtips became a trending topic with 543.2 million views.

Ireland's mobile online shopping ranks second in Europe! 70% of Internet users are online shopping "chop party"!

According to British media reports, the "European E-commerce Regional Report 2022" found that in 2021, the UK will have the highest proportion of online shopping through mobile devices, at 54.5%. Almost half of all online shopping orders in Ireland in 2021 will be purchased via mobile devices, the second-highest share in Europe after the United Kingdom as the pandemic restricts shopping in brick-and-mortar stores and boosts demand for online shopping.

Swiss e-commerce growth ranks first in Europe! The Philippines tops the global rankings!

According to the latest statistics from Swiss payment service provider Nets Switzerland, during 2021, the Swiss e-commerce market will rank first in terms of growth rate in Europe. On a global scale, the Southeast Asian e-commerce market has the fastest growth rate. Specifically, sales in the Philippines e-commerce market increased by 25.9%, the fastest growth rate in the world.

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