Survey: Outlook on finance, accounting hiring improves for 3Q - Business First of Columbus:

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Staffing firm ’s quarterly hiring outlool survey indicates 8 percenf of chief financial officers in the Columbus area plan to add staffg from July through September while 5 percent expect to cut The remaining 87percent don’ty expect any changes. The hiring outlook marks an improvemen tthe second-quarter plans amongf CFOs. Robert Half’s surveyg for the second quarter found 6 percent of area CFOs plannef to add jobs while 7 percent expected to cut Columbus hiring plans also best thenational average. In a nationa query of 1,400 CFOs, Robert Half found 5 percent plan to add jobs from July througb September while 8 percentgexpect cuts.
“Many companies remain hesitant to commit to addintg staff until they are certain of an economic Robert Half CEO Max Messmer said ina “In the meantime, most firmsd are working with their current teams to manage key initiatives, with some employerx also bringing in project professionals to assist with rising workloadsa and support full-time Robert Half’s survey included 200 interviews with financiaol executives at companies with 20 or more employees in the Columbuas area.