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MRI Sierra International
Group, Inc.
3001 Douglas, Suite 230
Roseville, California 95661
Email: mri@sierrasearch.com
Tel: (916)781-8110
Fax: (916)781-6719

Copyright © 1999-2000
MRI Sierra International
Group, Inc.

Industry Hiring Trends

	10-Jun-99		IT INDUSTRY HIRING REMAINS HIGH THROUGH THE FIRST HALF OF 1999
			(Cleveland, Ohio) – Executive, professional and sales workers in the IT industry continue to enjoy a competitive job market as companies steadily increase new hire projections for the first six months of 1999.
	10-Jun-99		TELECOMMUNICATIONS INDUSTRY IS HOT
			(Cleveland, Ohio) – Job prospects in the telecommunications industry are among the best in the country.
	04-Jun-99		HEALTHCARE INDUSTRY HIRING PROJECTIONS REMAIN HIGH
			(Cleveland, Ohio) – The employment outlook for executive, professional and sales workers in the healthcare industry remains very optimistic.
	04-Jun-99		STEADY GROWTH FOR ELECTRICAL & ELECTRONICS INDUSTRIES
			(Cleveland, Ohio) – New hire projections for executive, professional and sales workers in the electrical and electronics industries are consistent with the near record high projections from the second half of 1998.
	04-Jun-99		STEADY JOB OUTLOOK FOR FINANCIAL SERVICES INDUSTRY
			(Cleveland, Ohio) – According to the latest hiring survey conducted by Management Recruiters International, Inc. (MRI), a subsidiary of CDI Corp. (NYSE: CDI), the employment outlook for professionals in the financial services industry remains as strong as ever.
	04-Jun-99		INSURANCE INDUSTRY HIRING REMAINS AT RECORD HIGH LEVELS
			(Cleveland, Ohio) – Hiring projections for executive, professional and sales workers in the insurance industry remains very optimistic.
	04-Jun-99		STEADY JOB OUTLOOK FOR CONSTRUCTION INDUSTRY
			(Cleveland, Ohio) – New hire projections for executive, professional and sales workers in the construction industry dipped slightly from the very high numbers of the second half of 1998.

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