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According to Staffing Industry Analysts, the GDP growth is expected to slow again, with the best gains of the year already behind us. “Second-quarter growth in U.S. gross domestic product may be the highest for the year, according to The Conference Board. However, there are no signs of a double-dip recession” (SIA Website).

This is showing to have an effect on companies and their hiring practices, which has in turn led to a slow down in the start-up of staffing firms – though those that are able to get started are showing a better chance of success after two years.

We here at Alliance Enterprises have seen numerous staffing companies close their doors in the last few years, and most of the survivors have had to significantly reduce their overhead in order to stay alive.  It is definitely a time to tighten the belts and refine the process, but what it shows most aggressively is the importance of having the best people on your team. The right person at your company can make all the difference during this tough economic battle.

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According to an article from the Staffing Industry Analysts, 41% of companies nationally are expected to hire by the end of 2010. 

This is an increase and another sign that the economy is slowly crawling its way out of the hole.  For all of our sake’s let’s hope the people they choose to hire are qualified, can help stabilize our fragile economy.  The last thing we need are corrupt, extra greedy individuals who take advantage of the housing market, or the stock market, or the non-alcoholic beverage market (the processed food market, however, be as greedy as you want).

It is a well established fact that the free market economy relies on greed to grow and sustain its prowess.  Too much greed, though, can kill it and has gone a long way in doing so over the last few years.  The lesson today is this – when you get your opportunity, be as successful as you can, but don’t seek to destroy or swindle others.