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Things are looking up.

New Jersey payroll firm ADP tracks job gain or loss by firms of different sizes, and they recently said that among companies with fewer than 50 employees, job losses are the smallest they've been since July of last year. And more good news from Intuit: of the small businesses they surveyed, 44% plan to hire in the next 12 months.

Things are looking up, it seems.

Read the article on sfgate.com


November 12, 2009 in Current Affairs, Data & Trends |

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San Francisco Web Design

I've been hearing some good things, personally - friends of mine have been getting interviews, temp jobs, etc. Good to know that it's more widespread than just my experience.

Bwindi

Posted by: San Francisco Web Design | December 17, 2009 at 02:54 AM

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