MJ Worldwide Explains How The 2012 Job Economy Sits On A Knife Edge

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(Free-Press-Release.com) January 17, 2012 -- The outlook for jobs has worsened with a survey of 2,100 employers finding that four out of five had no plans to hire workers in the next three months. The Managing Director of MJ Worldwide has said, “This will not be a good start to the New Year.” The survey by Manpower found that hiring expectations were at their lowest level for three years. Finance and business services are cutting back on hiring plans, although utilities continue to seek new staff. The survey comes ahead of the official unemployment statistics on Wednesday which is expected to show another rise.

The Managing Director of MJ Worldwide, a sales and marketing company based in Manchester has commented, saying “We hear every day of job cuts here and job cuts there, but here at MJ Worldwide, the future has never looked brighter. With our commitment to delivering only the highest of standards and our motivating and fun atmosphere MJ Worldwide is sure to never surrender to the recession, we are rapidly growing and the marketing industry is defying the economic gloom.

The Manpower survey found large regional variations. Employers in the East of England were hiring more than those in the West. The survey found employers in the North East were the most upbeat, with a +10% rating, while those in the North West had a rating of -5%. A positive number implies more employers want to increase rather than decrease their staff. The employment outlook for Scotland was flat; Northern Ireland was -6% and Wales -3%. A source from MJ Worldwide commented on these figures, “Employment needs to increase rapidly if the economy has any hope of pulling out of the recession” they said.

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