Expect tight job market to loosen next year, but only a bit.

By Staff -- Purchasing, 12/16/1999 7:00:00 AM

Expect tight job market to loosen next year, but only a bit. Slowing growth in automotive and construction markets will push jobless rate up about to about 4.5% over full year 2000.

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