Thursday, October 2, 2014

Early Fall Hiring by Small Businesses Improves Slightly, Yet Falls Short of Summer Hiring Growth







Small businesses experienced a period of slight hiring growth in the month of September.  On the surface, this is considered an encouraging sign for small business owners and job seekers. However, a recent study suggests that despite the improved hiring trends last month, it falls short of meeting the hiring success rates of the summer.

The fall is a critical time of the year for small businesses.  With several holidays approaching in October and the ensuing months, proprietors may scramble to hire additional seasonal employees for extra coverage to assist with a high volume of customer traffic.

The incessant financial costs associated with running a business can seem overwhelming for small business owners; which in turn creates a burden for them if they need additional funding to pay new hires. A paucity of resources leads many small business companies to explore the breadth of options available to obtain funding to expand payroll needs for what will likely be a hectic holiday season.

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