Robert Half Inc. (NYSE:RHI) shows strong fundamentals, prompting debates over possible undervaluation; Barrclays has upgraded the company's status to 'Equal Weight'. It ranked amongst Forbes' World's Best Employers for 2024 and Newsweek's Most Responsible Companies 2025. The company also stands as a good investment option, though some sold their shares, like Franklin Resources Inc. and Principal Financial Group Inc. During Q3 2024, it faced revenue declines but their earnings surpassed estimates. However, returns on capital at RHI weren't confidence-inspiring. The company anticipates significant hiring challenges up to 2025, due to increasing salary demands. Its SWOT analysis reveals headwinds amidst technology advancement. Q2 earnings missed estimates yet Q3 earnings beat expectations. More than half of U.S companies plan on increasing positions in the latter half of 2024. RHI shares were sold recently by Worldquant Millennium Advisors LLC. Hiring plans are expected to increase likewise in the first half of 2025. Naming of company's executives and a future hiring surge have been disclosed. Yet, there were reports of revenue slips in Q2 and insider sells while a reported technology skills gap persists. RHI announced a quarterly dividend and Q1 2024 results showed market caution.
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