Exchange: NYSEMkt·Updated 04:00 PM EST

JOB News

News
all
press releases
GEE Group Rises 32% in a Year: Should You Buy the Stock?
JOB benefits from improving direct-hire business, leaner cost structure, technology upgrades, Hornet acquisition and financial flexibility.
Zacks
GEE Group Rises 32% in a Year: Should You Buy the Stock?
JOB benefits from improving direct-hire business, leaner cost structure, technology upgrades, Hornet acquisition and financial flexibility.
Zacks
More News
JOB's improving profitability, stronger direct-hire mix and solid liquidity support the upgrade, while weak contract staffing and an uncertain hiring environment limit upside.
Zacks
JOB returns to profitability in fiscal Q3 as stronger direct-hire revenues, higher margins and lower costs help offset continued weakness in contract staffing.
Zacks
JOB's fiscal Q2 results faced AI-related hiring pressure and weaker contract revenue, though higher-margin direct hire placements and cost cuts provided some relief.
Zacks
Find out why Zacks issues an "Underperform" rating for JOB, being the first on Wall Street to initiate coverage on the stock. Learn how weak hiring demand, a key client loss and integration challenges are weighing on performance and clouding near-term visibility.
Zacks

Advertisement|Remove ads.