"Slight softening" in 1st-qtr job outlook: Manpower
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The U.S. labor market looks set for a  'slight softening' in the first three months of 2007, according  to a quarterly survey with a strong record of predicting shifts  in employment trends.
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The human resources department is so 20th century. Recruitment has become the next outsourcing frontier. Think India.
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Jobless workers in Boston with the right skills could find employment soon. Some area employers expect to maintain a steady hiring pace during the fourth quarter of 2004, according to a survey released yesterday by Manpower Inc. The outlook is brightest in wholesale and retail trade, education, and public administration.
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The Bush administration expects  revised data due on Friday to show the pace of job creation in  the year leading up to March was much swifter than had been  believed, economists who received a White House memo on the  subject said on Tuesday.
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The increase was smaller than expected, suggesting resilience in the labor markets.
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US employers will add jobs at a quicker pace at the end of 2004 and throughout 2005 than earlier expected, according to a survey of economic forecasters out Monday.
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The pace of hiring for U.S. companies  in the fourth quarter is expected to be consistent with the  solid employment activity of the past six months, and much  improved from a year ago, according to Manpower Inc. MAN.N.
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The prospect of finding a job in the area is still strong moving into the first quarter, according to the most recent Manpower Employment Outlook Survey.
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After job growth skidded nearly to a halt in June and July, signs are emerging that companies are ready to jump-start hiring and might already be expanding their payrolls at a faster pace.
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U.S. businesses likely took on a  moderate amount of new hires in February even as the economy  started showing some more signs of weakness, economists say.
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Falling numbers of young people may not dent university recruitment as feared, analysts say.
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WASHINGTON -- A hiring revival pulled the nation's unemployment rate down to 4.7 percent in August sending a Labor Day weekend message that the slowing economy isn't in danger of fizzling out. The latest snapshot, released by the Labor Department yesterday, was a bit brighter than expected and eased some fears that the economy -- weighed down by a housing ...
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By Joe Estrella, The Idaho Statesman, Boise  Sep. 12--A majority of Treasure Valley employers will increase or maintain their staffing levels during the fourth quarter, according to a Manpower Employment Outlook Survey to be released today.
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U.S. employers probably increased their hiring slightly in September, economists said in advance of jobs figures being released this morning.
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The employment outlook is brightening in the Merrimack Valley, according to a recent survey and local officials, though they caution that this spurt in hiring largely compensates for the job losses in recent years.
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U.S. businesses likely took on a moderate amount of new hires in February even as the economy started showing some more signs of weakness, economists say.
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The pace of hiring for U.S. companies in the fourth quarter is expected to be consistent with the solid employment activity of the past six months, and much improved from a year ago, according to Manpower Inc. .