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About 8 percent of the chief financial officers in the Charlotte area plan to add and 7 percentanticipate reductions. The net 1 percent increase is unchanged fromthe area’sz second-quarter forecast. The local resultzs are based on the responses of 200 CFOs from a randomn sample of area companies with 20 ormore “Many companies remain hesitant to commit to addingt staff until they are certain of an economic says Max Messmer, chief executive of Roberrt Half International.
“In the meantime, most firms are workinb with their current teams to managwkey initiatives, with some employersw also bringing in project professionals to assist with rising workloades and support full-time personnel.” Nationally, 5 percenft of CFOs expect to hire full-time employeesw during the third quarter, and 8 percent anticipate personnel reductions. California-based (NYSE:RHI) has been trackin financial-hiring activity in the United Statewsince 1992.
It places accounting and financew workers in temporary andcontract
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