Exhibit 99.1
                                                       
MANPOWER INC.

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE                   JULY 6, 1998


     Milwaukee, Wisconsin -- Manpower Inc. (NYSE:MAN)
announced today a reorganization of its senior
management structure designed to shorten the lines of
communication and reporting between its country
managers and its Global Headquarters.
     
     The Company simultaneously announced the
resignation of Jon F. Chait who is presently serving as
Chairman of Manpower's European and Asian Operations
and Chief Financial Officer.
     
     Manpower's Chief Executive Officer, Mitchell S.
Fromstein, said the reorganization moves would also
improve the flow and reduce the aggregate costs of
shared support services on a global scale.
     
     "We have reached the point in our growth where the
sharing of information, knowledge and experience
between our 48 country operations has become a most
valuable competitive edge,"  Fromstein said.  "The
changes we are making will maximize this advantage.
     
     "Jon Chait has served Manpower well over his nine
year tenure both as Chief Financial Officer and in
directing the expansion of our operations in Europe and
Southeast Asia.  He was offered a senior position in
the reorganized structure, but felt that it was
inconsistent with his own career objectives.
     
     "Our new structure will give Manpower France a
more direct relationship with our Headquarters Group
recognizing that its size and market position warrants
a more intensive interaction with U.S. Management on
common issues.  We have a very strong, experienced and
successful management team in place in France where the
pace of current growth continues to lead the industry.
     
     "All other European operations will be placed
under the leadership of Jeffrey Joerres who has served
since 1993 as Vice President of U.S. Marketing and
Director of Global Account Management and Development."
     
     Joerres, 39, will become Senior Vice President of
European Operations and will continue as Director of
Global Account Management and Development.
     
     Fromstein said that all North American, South
American and Pacific Rim Operations will be placed
under the leadership of Mr. Terry Hueneke, Executive
Vice President of Manpower and a member of its Board of
Directors.  Hueneke, 56, joined Manpower in 1974 and
has headed Manpower's U.S. Operations since 1990.
     
     "This realignment will provide strong, experienced
support to our Country Managers who are individually
and as a group the best in the business," Fromstein
said.  "Our objective is to maintain our leadership
role in the staffing industry and, simultaneously, to
bring our operating margin back to a traditional level.
I believe we will show significant progress toward that
goal in the months ahead."
     
     Fromstein said that Michael Van Handel, Manpower's
Vice President, Treasurer and Chief Accounting Officer,
has been appointed as Acting Chief Financial Officer.
     
     This press release contains forward-looking
statements regarding the Company's future operating
margins.  The Company's actual results could differ
materially from the results projected in the forward-
looking statements.  Factors which may cause the
Company's actual results to differ materially from
those contained in the forward-looking statements can
be found in the Company's reports filed with the SEC,
including the Company's Annual Report on Form 10-K for
the year ended December 31, 1997.