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The pandemic has changed fashion trends — and experts say our desire for comfort is here to stay

Sweatpants forever? Why the 'athleisure' fashion trend may outlast the pandemic | CBC News Your sweatpant size isn't the only thing that might be ballooning in this pandemic — the number of stores selling them is expanding like an elasticated waistband.

So what can you do to keep the team satisfaction on the highest levels? Here are the six best ideas that will lead to efficient, loyal, and happy employees.

6 Best Ideas to Keep Team Satisfaction at the Highest Levels Here are the six best ideas that will lead to efficient, loyal, and happy employees while improving team satisfaction.

"What we're seeing with most brands is that they're all still massively struggling with visibility and control around delivery certainty - knowing when things are going to be delivered and when things might be likely to go wrong and how that will actually impact them."

Not so fast! Supply bottlenecks strain fashion chains Supply bottlenecks, slower product deliveries and higher freight and labour costs risk shifting the fast fashion industry into the slow lane, as shown this week by British online fashion retailer ASOS .

Canada has entered the difficult phase of the recovery; as Royal Bank of Canada economist Claire Fan said in a note to her clients, the easy fruit has been picked.

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Postmortem: Why restaurant workers are fleeing the industry Kevin Carmichael: The shortage of restaurant workers has replaced the price of lumber as everyone's favourite post-pandemic talking point