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Hays is trying to make its recruitment business less boom-and-bust by leaning into in-demand roles, more contract work, and bigger company clients while upgrading its technology and cutting costs. The catch is that traditional hiring demand may be shrinking and new digital hiring tools could bypass agencies, so the recovery story depends on whether these changes arrive in time.Read more

Hays is leaning harder into temporary hiring and big enterprise contracts, but those shifts may come with slower payments, tighter fees, and a bumpier path to healthier profits. If cost cuts and tech upgrades don’t translate into better productivity fast enough, earnings could look weaker than many expect.Read more

Hays is leaning harder into temporary and contract hiring as more employers look for flexible staff, which could make its business steadier and set up a rebound when hiring improves. Big multi-country client deals, cost cuts, and new tech upgrades could lift profits, but a longer-than-expected hiring slump or weaker demand for permanent roles could hold it back.Read more