Staffing Talk is sponsored by TempWorks Staffing Software and Payroll Funding
Written by Gregg Dourgarian
The upcoming Staffing Executive Forum will feature a session by Greg Palmer on business strategy in a turbulent staffing climate. His will focus on ways to differentiate, grow and increase margins.
Palmer’s company is the publisher of temporary labor market forecasts, including the current one that anticipates a dip in temporary staffing demand in the 1Q2010.
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