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Recruitment firm Robert Walters said it has cut more staff as the wider hiring market continues to struggle. It came as the company told investors it no longer expected to make a profit for the year.

Recruitment firm Robert Walters said it has cut more staff as the wider hiring market continues to struggle. It came as the company told investors it no longer expected to make a profit for the year.

(Sharecast News) - Robert Walters said on Tuesday that it expects only a break-even result for the year at the pre-tax profit level as trading conditions remained challenging in the fourth quarter.

It comes as 68 per cent of managers say they would like to give a pay increase to their staff, according to Robert Walters’ Salary Survey, but many will not be in a position to do so.