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From what I have observed, very few of the CEO's of major investment banks have any idea how much their companies are paying for temps. In fact, there is an old story that when a very famous finance company was doing audits to spin off it's investment bank, it actually found out how much money it was paying temp agencies. That investment bank was spun off and the story now is that it doesn't use temps at all anymore.
If companies were concerned about cost for temporary help, they would publish their temporary help requirements and get competitive bids on them (and member owned Support LLCs (tm) could bid on them along with everyone else).
The fact is that most of the major investment banks and law firms don't give a shit how much temporary help costs because they send the bills for these services to their clients; this is what makes getting one of these companies as clients so lucrative.
