NewYorkMetroTechnologyJobs Announces 2005 Job Market Forecast. Sees End of Labor Recession and Wage Growth in 2005

Small companies return to technology labor market in New York.

(PRWEB) January 4, 2005 -- NewYorkMetroTechnologyJobs released its fourth annual job technology market forecast for 2005 and foresees strong demand, an improved wage environment and increased hiring by local technology firms.

"After several years of a poor local climate for jobs, we believe that 2005 will have strong growth and a return to labor shortages that will increase wages in many sectors," said Jeff Altman, NewYorkMetroTechnologyJobs' President and CEO. "Job growth should be across the board of skills with firms emphasizing interest in people with industry experience in their specific sector. In a city like New York, that can offer a pretty wide range of opportunities."

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For free job posting of positions, job-hunting or hiring advice, other news feeds, personal search agent service or low-cost resume posting, go to www.newyorkmetrotechnologyjobs.com.

For assistance with staffing, contact Jeff Altman at nymtj@optonline.net or 212-293-4328

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