According to ADP, private sector payrolls grew by just 99,000 in August, marking the weakest pace of job growth since January ... confirming or challenging this trend, potentially setting the ...

These factors... Private sector employment increased by 155,000 jobs in March and annual pay was up 4.6 percent year-over-year, according to the March ADP® National Employment Report™ produced ...

with expectations of flat hiring trends throughout 2025. Representative Imag BENGALURU: For over two decades, IT companies have been the biggest hirers of engineering and technology talent.

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Let’s discuss the elephant in the room this month! Let’s start with the numbers as of April 2nd, 2025 (in the morning): ...

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Eye on ESI webinar, I had the privilege of leading a discussion alongside Michael Quartararo, President of ACEDS, Maribel ...

Dense and chewy are the words that describe the recent Infor analyst event in Manhattan last week. It seemed as if every ...

Its formation reflects a growing national trend of rural hospitals banding together to preserve independence, drive value-based care and weather increasing financial and regulatory pressures.

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However, hiring trends offered a glimmer of positivity. The three firms together added 1,438 employees between Q3 and Q4 of FY25 — a reversal from the previous quarter's net reduction of over ...

Declining hiring trend The headcount declined by 421 during the quarter compared with Q2FY25, accompanied by a rise in attrition. Over the first nine months of FY25, total headcount dropped by 1,083.