More than 28,000 interviews in 201 metro areas were used to create Manpower's U.S. Employment Outlook Survey for the fourth quarter of 2009.
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...the results suggest that employers expect a slight decrease in the rate of hiring when compared to Quarter 3 2009. The fourth quarter Net Employment Outlook for the U.S. is considerably weaker than one year ago at this time.
Consider that a year ago at this time we were suffering through "the worst financial crisis since the Great Depression". Yet, the outlook now is even weaker than it was then. So: are you feeling stimulated yet?
Employers across all regions anticipate a considerable decrease in hiring activity compared to one year ago.
Companies in every industry are in shock, awaiting a cascading series of new taxes, mandates, regulations and fees.
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Each initiative is designed to steal your liberty and increase your reliance upon a faceless, nameless bureaucracy populated with hacks that can't be fired.
Each initiative is blatantly unconstitutional.
Not that Democrats give a damn about the Constitution. I just thought I'd mention it.
Vote accordingly in 2010.
Linked by: InstaPundit, Al Fin and Ken Nelson. Thanks!
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