U.S. Employers' five-year outlook on work force 2011
In what ways will your company's work force change over the next five years?
This graph details the responses of 2,000 employers in the United States to a 2011 survey on the changes they expect in their company's work force over the next five years. 36.5% of employers expect to have more part-time workers over this time frame.
In what ways will your company's work force change over the next five years?
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