According to Hudson, employment prospects appeared to be the most promising in China, where 68% of executives indicated they expect an increase in staffing. In Hong Kong, 52% of respondents expected to hire more personnel in Q3 2005.
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68% of Chinese companies expect to increase staffing
According to Hudson, employment prospects appeared to be the most promising in China, where 68% of executives indicated they expect an increase in staffing. In Hong Kong, 52% of respondents expected to hire more personnel in Q3 2005.
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