Sentence examples for firm manpower from inspiring English sources

Jeffrey A. Joerres, chief executive of recruitment firm Manpower, said increased global competition and diminished pricing power were imposing a new discipline on employers, who only hire when they must.

A survey of 2,100 employers by the recruitment firm Manpower found that retailers were the most likely to claw back the costs of the living wage, which came into effect in April, as they consider advertising new jobs over the next three months.

Fellow staffing firm Manpower released a report Tuesday that offered a more upbeat outlook.

Recruitment firm Manpower says its latest regular survey of employers found more of them are optimistic about hiring new staff in Wales than at at time since 2007.

In addition to traditional networking, Melanie Holmes, vice president at staffing firm Manpower, advocates online social-networking sites like Facebook, LinkedIn and Twitter.

Mike Steinmetz, a vice president at the staffing firm Manpower, suggests that workers reflect on their past experiences and enthusiasms and apply those to seasonal work.

The big temp firms Manpower and Kelly Services offer their own homemade programs.

That same decade the dealmaking European billionaire Klaus Jacobs created rival Adecco out of a merger, pole-vaulting the firm past Manpower to become the world's biggest temp agency.

Or they help to keep zombie companies alive rolling over their loans, and preserving their employees on the payroll only to discover they have starved new firms of manpower and credit.

Along with the appreciation of the yen, that is prompting more offshoring by Japanese firms, says Manpower's Hiroyuki Izutsu.Lenovo's North Carolina headquarters, inherited from IBM, sits at the heart of the state's Research Triangle Park, a regional cluster of universities and hi-tech businesses.

Not surprisingly, firms enlist Manpower in such tasks.