This prolonged economic expansion is great news for people in the work force who can pick and choose the jobs they want. It means employers will have to offer better compensation packages and bonuses to their employees in all levels. Unfortunately, this could be unwelcome news for the network marketing industry. Recruiting and retraining individuals will become increasingly difficult unless we are prepared to refine and redirect our recruiting efforts. As incomes rise, the need to work part-time for extra cash is diminishing.
Unemployment is low and continues to drop.
If the network marketing industry doesn t take appropriate action, it will be effected, reducing in size. That s bad news. The good news is that these economic changes have actually increased our recruiting pool. The number of independent contractors and freelance workers has soared to more than 20 million, by some estimates. This is the work force of the future.