Source: Barbara Hagenbaugh, USA Today

Nearly two-thirds of U.S. employers plan to keep their payrolls stable at the end of the year while one in 10 expect to cut staff, according to a survey out Tuesday that points to further deterioration in the job market.

Sixty-three percent of hiring managers said they planned no change in the number of full-time, permanent employees at their companies in the October-December quarter.

That was up from 59% who said their staffing levels were unchanged in the July-September period, according to an online survey for USA TODAY and CareerBuilder.com by Harris Interactive. 

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