As firms still fret, temporary hires fulfilling demand
Compared with past recessions, adding permanent workers lags
Posted: December 27, 2009 at 3:19 a.m.
The hiring of temporary workers has surged, suggesting that the nation’s employers might soon take the next step by bringing on permanent workers. But first companies must convince themselves that the upturn in the economy will be sustained.
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Business, Pages 49 on 12/27/2009
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