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POLL SHOWS STRONG JOB MARKET IN 2007
Companies’ plan to boost both hiring and salaries in the new year.
[InformationWeek]
December 2006 — A survey of U.S. hiring managers and human resource professionals found 40 percent expecting to add full-time, permanent employees next year, and more than twice as many expecting to increase salaries.
Among managers and HR pros expecting to add workers, 36 percent said they would do so in the first three months of next year. Only 8 percent of respondents said they expected a drop in employees, while 40 percent expected no change. The remainder were unsure.
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