Robert Half RHI has disappointed market expectations with its Q1 2025 earnings call, which revealed hiring stalls and weakening demand, causing significant share price drop. Despite efforts to navigate market volatility, economic uncertainty and revenue decline are major problems the company is currently facing. Analysts from Barclays, Truist, and JPMorgan have cut their price targets for RHI due to the disappointing Q1 earnings and lack of optimistic forecasts. The company has announced cost-saving measures and cautious hiring trends for Q2, with revenues expected between $1.31B-$1.41B. However, amid these struggles, Robert Half's 5.24% dividend yield could present a high-yield opportunity for investors. One positive note is that the company continues to be recognized for its workforce culture and innovation, recognized as one of Fortune's 100 Best Companies to Work for, and named one of America's Best Large Employers in 2025 by Forbes.
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