Bay Area execs see job growth
Chronicle Staff
Saturday, May 12, 2007
Bay Area executives plan to add jobs at a slightly slower pace in the next six months, but hiring should still be brisk, according to the latest survey of regional business confidence.
About 41 percent of 510 business leaders in the nine Bay Area counties interviewed in April said they will boost payrolls in the next six months, according to the Bay Area Council's quarterly survey. That's down from the 44 percent of respondents who said they planned to hire in the previous survey conducted in January.
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