Over all, industry revenue is expected to grow 3.7percentthis yearar, to $87.9 billion, Staffing Industry Analysts has projected.
We only take a 20% cut of every transaction, whereas a lot of the staffing industry can take far more".
By making workers' positions more fragile they cut bargaining power.Not for the long haulThe ever larger "staffing industry" may be having a similar effect.
According to a survey by Staffing Industry Analysts, a Mountain View, Calif., research firm, 68 percent of all temporary workers are seeking permanent employment.
Peter Yessne, publisher of Staffing Industry Report, a trade journal published by Staffing Industry Analysts, a Los Altos, Calif., research firm, said temporary-help companies are now having trouble placing people.
Last year the value of this sort of online work topped $1 billion for the first time; it will double to $2 billion in 2014, and reach $5 billion by 2018, forecasts Staffing Industry Analysts, a "contingent work" consultant.
Tom was an acknowledged authority with respect to the laws and rules affecting the staffing industry and the contingent workforce, and served as General Counsel to the New York Staffing Association, Inc., the New Jersey Staffing Alliance, Inc. and Human Resources Outsourcing Association.
"Apex Systems becoming part of On Assignment further positions us in the most attractive and fastest-growing segments of the staffing industry," said Peter T. Dameris, president and chief executive officer of On Assignment, Inc. "Apex Systems' IT staffing services are complementary to those offered by our existing technology division, Oxford Global Resources.
Its model of expendable labor became so entrenched, in fact, that it became "common sense," leaching into nearly every sector of the economy and allowing the newly renamed "staffing industry" to become sought-after experts on employment and work force development.
Technology, outsourcing, a growing temporary staffing industry, productivity efficiencies, have all replaced the middle class.
