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Employers are heading into the new year with cautious optimism. The economy has been growing at a gradual but steady pace and is poised to stay on this path in 2013, barring major disruptions. More employers are expecting to hire than in recent years, but the modest recovery, along with the weakened global market, means that the job market forecast for the new year is that companies will continue to play it safe.]]>CareerBuilderCompaniesfiscal cliffhiring managerhuman-resourcesIT workersjob forecastjob market forecast 2013jobs market 2013permanent employeesskills gapSmall businessSouthwhat to expect from the job market in 2013Matt Ferguson2012-12-27T00:01:00+00:00