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Infographic: Here's what hiring activity will look like in Singapore next year

Leaving your current job to find another may not be a good idea.

Hiring activity in Singapore next year is seen to be muted with quarterly hiring forecast declining steadily for the fourth consecutive quarter.

 A survey of over 600 employers in Singapore conducted by the Manpower Staffing Services found that hiring forecast for Q1 2016 is now 7 percentage points weaker year-on-year. It is the weakest reported since third quarter of 2009.

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