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According to the ”Employment Prospects of the Labour“ study, published last month by the Manpower HR Company, in the following three months, those in search of a job will face a difficult task.

For those seeking employment in transport and related services, the employability is low. Employers in these industries reported a Net Employment Forecasting of minus 12%. In the quoted study the Net Employment Prediction Rate reached minus 4%, which means that there is a major percentage of the companies that anticipate a decrease in employment. This level of net employment is 20 percentage points lower than in the first quarter of this year and no less than 40 percentage points under the value attained in the same period last year (the second quarter of 2008). The most important alteration in the employment pace, compared with that from three months ago, are in the following sectors: finance, insurance, real estate and business services (where the prospect is 36 percentage points lower), transport, storage and communications (with a difference of 35 percentage points), extractive industry (which shows a decline of 33 percentage points) and wholesale and retail (with a decrease of 26 percentage points).