Robert Half Int'l: Is It Time To Go 'Half' Way? - Paul Price

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Robert Half Int'l: Is It Time To Go 'Half' Way?
Apr 21, 2008 05:38 PM UTC

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Via Short Stock Ideas from Seeking Alpha:

Robert Half International (RHI)is the largest provider of temporary personnel in fields
specific to finance and accounting. They also provide staffing for clerical,
administrative, legal, paralegal and information technology [IT] needs. At
year-end 2007 they had 360 offices in 42 American states as well as 18 foreign
countries. Non-U.S. revenues were about 25% of their total sales. In 2007 RHI
employed about 15,300 full-time and placed 257,000 temps with client
firms.

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