[WEBINAR] Unveiling of the Best Retailers in Ontario: WOW 2022

6 December 2022
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Leger, in collaboration with the Retail Council of Canada (RCC), is proud to present the 13th edition of its highly anticipated annual WOW study. 

A true specialist in customer experience measurement, WOW evaluates various performance indicators specific to retail businesses. Year after year, it reveals the ranking of the Ontario retailers that offer the best in-store  customer experience. In 2022, more than 12,000 Ontarians  were surveyed to identify the strengths and weaknesses of 148 retailers  across  20 sectors. 

SPECIAL FEATURE: THE RETAIL LABOUR SHORTAGE

The 2022 WOW study paints a picture of the current and future labour shortage situation affecting the retail sector. 

What are the retail labour shortage trends? What is the impact on the shopping experience? What are customers’ perspectives? 

WOW QUEBEC

Are you interested in the 2022 WOW study results for Quebec? Click here to see the webinar.

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