(Bloomberg) -- Canadian employers' hiring plans for
the third quarter edged closer to a five-year high, led by
construction firms experiencing labor shortages, a survey by
Manpower Inc. shows.
The net employment outlook, which subtracts the percentage
of companies planning to shed jobs from the percentage that say
they'll hire, rose by 1 point to 18 percent for the July to
September period, according to Milwaukee-based Manpower. The
figure is seasonally adjusted.
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the third quarter edged closer to a five-year high, led by
construction firms experiencing labor shortages, a survey by
Manpower Inc. shows.
The net employment outlook, which subtracts the percentage
of companies planning to shed jobs from the percentage that say
they'll hire, rose by 1 point to 18 percent for the July to
September period, according to Milwaukee-based Manpower. The
figure is seasonally adjusted.
Read more at Bloomberg Bonds News
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