The phrase "according to manpower" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to reference information or statistics related to workforce or labor, but it lacks clarity and context.
Example: "According to manpower statistics, the job market is expected to grow significantly in the next year."
Alternatives: "according to workforce data" or "based on labor statistics".
Employers are attempting to avoid paying the new rate by using groups of self-employed workers or focusing recruitment on younger people, according to Manpower.
But according to Manpower, another employment agency, the mismatch between supply and demand is starkest in Brazil, where 64% of employers report difficulty filling vacancies, against 40% in China and 16% in India.
According to Manpower's latest quarterly data, 22percentt of nearly 16,000 employers interviewed said they expected to hire more people in the second quarter, slightly more than the 20percentt recorded in the first quarter.
According to Manpower's latest annual survey, 34% of employers worldwide say they are having trouble filling jobs, with technicians, salespeople, skilled trades workers and engineers the hardest to find (see chart 3).
According to Manpower's latest employment outlook survey, employers in the south and west expect to hire the most employees in the first quarter of 2007, according to Melanie Holmes, vice president of corporate affairs.
According to Manpower, 84percentt of employees planned on searching for a new job in 2012.
The outlook for executives, bankruptcy lawyers, the leisure and hospitality industry, and health care are all hot, according to the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics, Manpower and executive search consultants.
According to the latest Manpower quarterly survey, construction seems to be the strongest sector at the moment, but you may not be considering such a radical change (although I'm sure you'd look very fetching in a hard hat).
According to a recent Manpower survey, 13% of employers that were interviewed in the San Francisco Bay Area plan to lay off employees in the 3rd quarter.
According to it, the manpower of the hospitals was divided into three divisions (Medical, Nursing, General Services/Administration), which from then on occupied the same level, only subject to the general manager.
According to a recent survey by Manpower, the staffing agency, companies in the valley expect to add workers this year at twice the rate of their center-city counterparts.
