Spherion: Job confidence up, economic outlook grim (at bizjournals.com)
yahoo.com     May 16, 2008            

Dreary economic conditions in April did little to improve Ohio workers' outlook, but confidence in their own jobs has improved, a new survey indicates. Spherion Corp. on Friday reported that its Ohio Employee Confidence Index nudged up 1.7 points to 43.6 in April, veering away from a March... [read full story]                    


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