In Los Angeles, a robust 10 percent of CFOs expected to add staff while three percent anticipated cutting jobs. The net seven-percent rise was one point higher than the previous quarter's figure, and three points above the national average. In San Francisco, seven percent of the executives said they would probably add personnel. Three percent expected to reduce staff. The increase was one point higher than the forecast for the third quarter of 2006.
Net increases in San Diego and Sacramento were three and two points respectively - below the national average but still strong.
James Rubin takes a look for jobsinthemoney.com.
Accounting, Finance Professionals Sought in California [JITM]
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