The economic and financial crisis rumbles on, but data from Pharmaceutical Technology's 2011 annual employment survey shows a positive outlook for 2012.
By Amy Ritter and Rich Whitworth
The economic and financial crisis that thundered through the world economy in 2008 still rumbles on today. The downgrade of the US debt rating in August 2011, along with the economic chaos that has taken over the European Union in recent months, have done little to lend confidence to the bio/pharmaceutical market. When analyzing data from Pharmaceutical Technology's 2011 annual employment survey, readers' outlooks are positive with regard to job security and business growth for 2012. Approximately 64% of respondents feel that their jobs will be secure in 2012, while 82% believe 2012 will bring improved business conditions or, at the very least, not decline.
This article was also published in our US sister publication Pharmaceutical Technology and can be read here.
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