This week, staffing hours reached a 2026 high, a Q3 M&A roundup reveals business priorities, and AI value is crossing the halfway mark. Find out what it means for your firm.
The staffing industry just posted its first year-over-year revenue growth since late 2022, AI tools still aren't moving most firms' income statements, and new state laws are adding legal exposure to every tool in the stack.
Industrial staffing is up 12% while office/clerical drops 7%. Employers are projecting revenue growth without adding headcount. And new research from Battelle and ASA changes how agencies should think about screening and desk allocation.
August's labor numbers came in well above estimates, staffing hours hit a new 2026 high, and, in tech staffing, AI job postings have created a sourcing challenge.
As staffing eyes its first revenue growth in three years, AI is challenging the hiring process, and leaders say the cost-cutting era is over.
Welcome to this week's StaffingHub Brief, your strategic intelligence roundup for staffing agency leaders. In this week's issue:
US staffing hours hit a year-to-date...
Welcome to this week's StaffingHub Brief, your strategic intelligence roundup for staffing agency leaders. In this week's issue:
The SIA Staffing Leading Index posted...
Welcome to this week's StaffingHub Brief, your strategic intelligence roundup for staffing agency leaders. In this week's issue:
Staffing hours hit a 2026 high...
Welcome to this week's StaffingHub Brief, your strategic intelligence roundup for staffing agency leaders. In this week's issue:
The SIA Staffing Confidence Index hit...
Welcome to this week's StaffingHub Brief, your strategic intelligence roundup for staffing agency leaders. In this week's issue:
US staffing hours just posted their...