GA Partners Launches Survey Making the Most of Your Human Capital During an Economic Downturn



G&A Partners, a fully integrated Houston-based human resource outsourcing (HRO) and administrative services company, announced today the launch of its latest survey, "Making The Most of Your Human Capital During an Economic Downturn." All who participate will receive a report--free of charge--that analyzes the data gathered in this survey.

Texas business executives and corporate decision makers are encouraged to participate in this survey. The findings of this study will speak specifically to the worries and concerns currently facing Texas businesses. To participate in this survey and learn what decisions other companies are making in regards to the economic downturn, go to http://www.eqr1.com/sw.pcmn=T04544.

About the Survey

Employers all over the country are facing budget and growth constraints. As economic indicators increasingly point to an approaching economic slowdown, employers must find ways to get more out of their current resources in order to survive.

The study will focus on the answers to questions like the following:

-    What impact will the 2008 economic recession have on your business

-    What will happen to companies' 2008 budgets

-    How to get the most out of a company's existing Human Capital assets

-    How does an increase in unemployment rates effect HR

-    How to prepare for changes in workforce due to the economic recession

The survey is available at http://www.eqr1.com/sw.pcmn=T04544. For more about G&A Partners, visit their Web site at http://www.gnapartners.com.

About G&A Partners

G&A Partners is a Houston-based HR and administrative services company that manages human resources, benefits, payroll, accounting and risk management for growing businesses. G&A maintains offices in Houston, Dallas, San Antonio, Austin, College Station and Corpus Christi. For more information about the company, visit http://www.gnapartners.com.





GA Partners Launches Survey Making the Most of Your Human Capital During an Economic Downturn