• Survey results reflect moderating employment conditions, with the NRI slipping to its lowest level since April 2014. Roughly one-third of respondents from each sector reports rising employment during the third quarter, although the resulting NRIs by sector are quite different. Employment conditions were weakest among goods producers with 40% of respondents from this sector reporting declines for an NRI of -10.
• The share of respondents expecting their firms to increase employment in the next three months— 29%—is the smallest this year. Fourth-quarter employment growth is expected to be concentrated in the finance, insurance, real estate (FIRE) and services sectors, which have NRIs of 29 and 27, respectively. Equal shares of respondents from the goods-producing and transportation, utility, information, communication (TUIC) sectors expect rising and falling employment in their respective sectors.…”
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