Forecast

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• Labor Forecast Predicts 20.3% Increase in Demand for Temporary Workers In 2010 Third Quarter
  Demand for temporary workers in the United States is expected to increase 20.3% on a seasonally adjusted basis for the 2010 third quarter when compared with the same period in 2009, according to the Palmer Forecast, released today.
• Labor Forecast Predicts 10.8% Increase in Demand for Temporary Workers In 2010 Second Quarter
  Demand for temporary workers in the United States is expected to increase 10.8% on a seasonally adjusted basis for the 2010 second quarter over the same period in 2009, according to the Palmer Forecast™, released today.
• Labor Forecast Predicts a 3.8% Decrease in Demand for Temporary Workers In 2010 First Quarter
  Industry Consulting Firm G. Palmer & Associates' Quarterly Forecast Assists in Previewing Near-Term Hiring Patterns
• Labor Forecast Predicts 13.7% Decrease in Demand for Temporary Workers In 2009 Fourth Quarter
  Industry Consulting Firm G. Palmer & Associates' Quarterly Forecast Assists in Previewing Near-Term Hiring Patterns
• Labor Forecast Predicts 22.2% Decrease in Demand for Temporary Workers
  Industry Consulting Firm G. Palmer & Associates' Quarterly Forecast Assists in Previewing Near-Term Hiring Patterns
• Labor Forecast Predicts 24.0% Decrease in Demand for Temporary Workers
  Industry Consulting Firm G. Palmer & Associates' Quarterly Forecast Assists in Previewing Near-Term Hiring Patterns.
• Labor Forecast Predicts 21.2% Decrease in Demand for Temporary Workers In 2009 First Quarter
  Industry Consulting Firm G. Palmer & Associates' Quarterly Forecast Assists in Previewing Near-Term Hiring Patterns
• Labor Forecast Predicts 11.2% Decrease in Demand for Temporary Workers in 2008 Fourth Quarter
  Industry Consulting Firm G. Palmer & Associates' Quarterly Forecast Assists in Previewing Near-Term Hiring Patterns
• Labor Forecast Predicts 8.1% Decrease in Demand For Temporary Workers in 2008 Second Quarter
  Industry Consulting Firm G. Palmer & Associates' Quarterly Forecast Assists in Previewing Near-Term Hiring Patterns
• Labor Forecast Predicts Decrease in Demand For Temporary Workers in 2008 First Quarter
  Industry Consulting Firm G. Palmer & Associates' Quarterly Forecast Assists in Previewing Near-Term Hiring Patterns
• New Labor Forecast Predicts Decrease in Demand for Temporary Workers in 2007 Fourth Quarter
  Industry consulting firm G. Palmer & Associates launches quarterly forecast to assist in previewing near-term hiring patterns

Article

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• Standing out in a Crowded Marketplace
  Know what makes your firm unique.
• Surviving and Thriving in a Downturn
  Staffing Industry Review, November 2009, Vol. XIV, No. 11
• Starting a New Staffing or Related Service Line
  So you believe you are ready to pursue a new service line? If you answered yes, you are in good company.
• Candidate Centric Approach to Recruiting and Staffing
  Industry consulting firm G. Palmer & Associates - What is being Candidate Centric all about?
• Using Data to Help Direct
  Industry consulting firm G. Palmer & Associates- Using Data to Help Direct
• An Interview with Greg Palmer
  "Smaller firms have a better ability to handle their customer's needs and respond with unique ways to solve problems."

 

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