Harvey Nash to exceed expectations by 10 per cent

Recruitment firm Harvey Nash expects to beat full-year forecasts by 10 per cent driven by strong third-quarter trading in temporary and contract placements, although permanent recruitment remains challenging.

Recruitment firm Harvey Nash expects to beat full-year forecasts by 10 per cent driven by strong third-quarter trading in temporary and contract placements, although permanent recruitment remains challenging.

The company said that with relatively good visibility from its contract recruitment businesses and a robust forward order book in the offshoring business, it was "confident that the out turn for the full year's profit before tax (adjusted for exceptional and non-recurring items), is now likely to be in the region of 10% higher than its expectations."

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