1. Manpower Employment Outlook SurveyQuarter 3 2010 Presenter: Karen Tarca , Regional Director Monday, June 14, 2010

2. 2 MEOS Q3 2010 Monday, June 14, 2010 The Facts 4,000 offices worldwide 800+ offices in North America North American employees 350,000 82 400,000 worldwide clients countries and territories 3 million employees worldwide

3. What We Do People permanent, temporary, staffing, professional Training online, in-person, classes, programs HR Services recruiting, prescreening, testing, interviewing Outsourcing recruitment process outsourcing, vendor managed solutions Consulting HR consulting, research and diagnostics, benchmarking, talent architecture, career transition, organizational consulting 3 add presentation title here Monday, June 14, 2010

5. 18,000 employers surveyed in the U.S.; 61,000 globally

7. Global Outlook

8. The Global Results Employers in 31 of the 36 countries and territories expect to add to their workforce during the third quarter Employment forecasts are most favorable in India, Brazil, Taiwan, China, Peru and Australia Employer hiring expectations are weakest in Italy, Ireland, Spain and Greece Check out press.manpower.com for country-specific results 7 Q3 2010 Manpower Employment Outlook Survey Monday, June 14, 2010

9. National Outlook

10. The National Results Encouraging signs in hiring activity in the U.S. 18% intend to increase 8% intend to decrease 70% intend no change 4% are undecided Seasonally adjusted Net Employment Outlook is +6% Relatively stable quarter over quarter (up from +5%) Moderate increase year over year (up from -2%) 9 Q3 2010 Manpower Employment Outlook Survey Monday, June 14, 2010

11. Industry Sector Outlook

12. Industry Sectors (Net Employment Outlook) Leisure & Hospitality (+20%) Mining (+17%) Professional & Business Services (+15%) Wholesale & Retail Trade (+15%) Nondurable Goods Manufacturing (+12%) Financial Activities (+11%) Information (+10%) Durable Goods Manufacturing (+9%) Transportation & Utilities (+9%) Construction (+8%) Other Services (+8%) Education & Health Services (-2%) Government (-2%) 11 Q3 2010 Manpower Employment Outlook Survey Monday, June 14, 2010

13. Regional Outlook

14. Midwest Net Employment Outlook (+7%) Slight increase quarter over quarter Strong outlook year over year 13 Q3 2010 Manpower Employment Outlook Survey Monday, June 14, 2010 (Seasonally adjusted)

15. Northeast Net Employment Outlook (+9%) Moderate increase quarter over quarter Moderate increase year over year Strongest Outlook of the regions surveyed 14 Q3 2010 Manpower Employment Outlook Survey Monday, June 14, 2010 (Seasonally adjusted)

16. South Net Employment Outlook (+6%) Relatively stable quarter over quarter Respectable increase year over year 15 Q3 2010 Manpower Employment Outlook Survey Monday, June 14, 2010 (Seasonally adjusted)

17. West Net Employment Outlook (+3%) Slight decrease quarter over quarter Moderate increase year over year 16 Q3 2010 Manpower Employment Outlook Survey Monday, June 14, 2010 (Seasonally adjusted)

18. Local Outlook

20. 13% of employers plan to decrease

21. 71% expect no change in their hiring plans

22. 5% are undecided

23. Resulting in a Net Employment Outlook of -2%Employers expect to see a dip in hiring activity from Q2 when the Net Employment Outlook was 6% and a slightly faster hiring pace than one year ago, when Net Employment Outlook was -4%. 18 Q3 2010 Manpower Employment Outlook Survey Monday, June 14, 2010

24. Los Angeles, Orange County Industry Sector Results Intending to Decrease Construction, Information, Education and Health Services and Government Intending No Change Nondurable Goods Manufacturing Transportation & Utilities Retail and Wholesale trade 19 Q3 2010 Manpower Employment Outlook Survey Monday, June 14, 2010

25. Los Angeles, Orange County Industry Sector Results Intending to Increase Durable Goods Manufacturing Professional & Business Services Leisure & Hospitality Financial Activities 20 Q3 2010 Manpower Employment Outlook Survey Monday, June 14, 2010

26. Intending to Increase: Construction (decrease in OC) Durable and Nondurable Goods Manufacturing Transportation & Utilities Wholesale & Retail Trade Information (decrease in OC) Financial Activities Professional & Business Services Leisure & Hospitality All above are also expected to increase in OC/LA. 21 Q3 2010 Manpower Employment Outlook Survey Monday, June 14, 2010 California Industry Sector Results

28. 12% of employers plan to decrease

29. 66% expect no change in their hiring plans

30. 5% are undecided

31. Resulting in a Net Employment Outlook of 5%

32. State is 6% higher than OC in employer expectations to hire and 1% lower in plans to decrease.

33. CA Net Employment Outlook is 5%, in OC – 2%22 add presentation title here Monday, June 14, 2010

34. Conclusion There is a positive trend in hiring activity U.S. employers indicate confidence about business Cautious optimism is becoming more widespread geographically CA is more cautious, with Orange County/LA being more conservative. 23 Q3 2010 Manpower Employment Outlook Survey Monday, June 14, 2010

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36. Q & A