Since 2001, the prospects as regards employment were never as good as today. But "old" workers' chances of finding a job are still low. These are the main conclusions of a study involving 806 top executives and published on 11 April 2006 by the economic daily newspaper Handelsblatt. (Réf. 06353)
According to this study (“Business-Monitor”), conducted between 24 March 24 and 6 April 2006 by the market survey institute Psephos on behalf of Handelsblatt and of the Droege consulting cabinet, 29% of companies plan to hire new people in the twelve next months, an unequalled rate since spring 2001. The share of companies which want to reduce their labor force is down to 21%. Among SME, companies which say they want to recruit are more numerous than those which plan to cut jobs. But it’s...
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