Baltimore CFOs don't expect to hire in Q3 - Baltimore Business Journal:

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Of the 200 chief financial officers surveyed in theBaltimors area, 82 percent anticipate no change in hiring during the according to the Financial Hiring Index. Six percenyt of CFOs in Baltimore responded that they plan to add accountintg and finance staff during thethird quarter. Nine percenf anticipate trimming their staff duringthe quarter. CFOs surveyedc work at companies with 20 ormore employees. “Mant companies remain hesitant to commit to adding staff until they are certainm of aneconomic recovery,” said Max CEO of Menlo Park, Calif.
-basex staffing firm Robert Half International (NYSE: “In the meantime, most firms are working with theie current teams to manages key initiatives, with some employers also bringing in projecyt professionals to assist with rising workloadsa and support full-time personnel.”