Hiring Prospects Brighten for 2013
By Dennis McCafferty | Posted 01-10-2013Hiring Prospects Brighten for 2013
Adding Staff 26% of hiring managers and HR professionals plan to add full-time, permanent employees in 2013, up from 23% this time last year.

Hiring Prospects Brighten for 2013
A Lean Year 9% plan to decrease headcount, up from 7% this time last year.

Hiring Prospects Brighten for 2013
In Demand 27% plan to hire IT workers--second only to sales professionals in terms of anticipated employee growth demand.

Hiring Prospects Brighten for 2013
Opportunity Knocks 19% of workers have been approached to work for another company in the past year even though they didn't apply for a position with that organization.

Hiring Prospects Brighten for 2013
Recruitment Wars 26% of IT workers have been courted for jobs over the last year without applying, behind only sales pros and professional and business services employees.

Hiring Prospects Brighten for 2013
Better Pay 72% of employers plan to increase compensation for existing employees, up from 62% last year.

Hiring Prospects Brighten for 2013
A Strong Start 47% of employers will offer higher salaries for new staffers, up from 32% last year.

Hiring Prospects Brighten for 2013
Filling Gaps 40% of companies plan to hire temps and contract workers in 2013, up from 36% this time last year.

Hiring Prospects Brighten for 2013
Planning Ahead Among employers hiring temps, 42% plan to transition these workers into full-time, permanent positions over the next 12 months.

Hiring Prospects Brighten for 2013
Employee Makeover 39% of employers intend to train and then hire workers without experience in their industry or field.
