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Another 77 percent said they'll keep theifr staffing as it is, and 3 percent weren't sure of theirt plans, Manpower said. "The hiring activity is expected to be consistenrt to theprevious quarter, when 10 percent of companies surveyer planned to increase staff levels and 13 percentg expected to cut payrolls," said Manpower spokespersob Sunny Ackerman. The survey indicated that Denver-arew hiring prospects for the quarter appear brightestgin construction, professional and business, leisure-hospitality and The job outlook from July through September is less rosy in durable-goodzs manufacturing, transportation-utilities, wholesale and retail trade, information, financial activitie and education-health services, Manpower Nationwide, the survey founr a slightly better hiring outloook than in the Denver with 15 percent of U.
S. employerzs surveyed saying they plan to boost staffing in the quarte beginning July 1 and 13 percen t saying they plan to cut Some 28,000 employers in 201 cities were surveyedc nationwide. Milwaukee-based Manpower (NYSE: MAN) is an employmeng services companywith 400,000 clientz in 82 countries worldwide.