Robert Half International, Inc. (NYSE:RHI)

Will benefit from the current administration's need to create jobs at any expense.

I work for the company nough said! Trust me!

My best stock that I own, should report a dividend this week.

Temporary jobs will outperform as the business cycle ebbs and flows.

No one wants to hire for the long haul.

If there are no new jobs, how is this company going to continue its success?

This company does best coming out of recession. As a recession ends, companies need additional help but don't want to commit to an FTE hire. This plays to RHI's strength. Well managed company, with 0 debt. They'll take market share when the recovery starts.

With unemployment at the highest rates in the last 2 decades, you have to think of how people will get plugged back in when our economic system gets healthy. Robert Half is the clear frontrunner for job placement in both Office/Admin positions as well as Accounting/Finance. High demand company with better than ever bargaining leverage both with candidates and corporate clients.

FTE are too expensive, and the democrats will only make them more expensive.

900-lb gorilla in category; stock been beaten down in market run-down. Decent growth opportunity while economy sorts itself out and companies look to temporary staff instead of FTEs for back office-typw work.

The demand for specialized employees will only continue as these type of service companies relieve some of the staffing burden for corporations.

Cash heavy low overhead and a market slipping into recession. Great factors for a company that focuses on temporary help with no benefit cost and prides itself on finding those risk averse job seekers.

staffting firm that focuses on finance and accounting personnel....very low historical valuation at prices right now....just reported a strong quarter...looks very attractive buy right now.

Solid management and steady growth.

Historically well run company. Growing business internationally. Priced at discount due to gloom and doom of the US economy.

Who needs Robert Half? These types of firms are becoming a dime a dozen.

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Huge internal turnover, lack of understanding of tehcnology Sector and Management Resource Group declining due to SOX Issues. Lastly, Protiviti underperforming as a result of SOX Compliance Completed.

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