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Those two sectors employ more than 90 percent ofthe nation’s private-sectot workers. The Alexandria-based association’s report is based on a monthly survey of humamn resource professionals at more than 500 manufacturing and 500servicese companies. Employment expectations for June aredown 37.1 percenft in manufacturing and down 8.2 percen t in the services segment. In the manufacturing sector, 24.5 percent plan to hire in June, whichu is the highest percentage of such companiew that said they will add jobs sinceNovembet 2008. In addition, 25.9 perceny said they will trim payrolls. In the servicesx sector, a net total of 24.8 percent of corporationz will create jobsin June, with 41.
4 percent saying they will hire and 16.6 percenr saying they will cut jobs. That 41.4 percent represents the highestg such tally since Septembere 2008 in that A combination of unemployed people seeking work and less jobs to go arounsd means recruiting difficulty in both sectors in May was way down comparef with ayear ago. In the manufacturing sector, a net of 23.8 percentr of companies had less difficulty with recruiting last and in theservice sector, a net of 35.8 percent of companiesz said the same.
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