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Posted: 09/03/2025

Avoid the Costs of Bad Hires with a Professional Staffing Agency The U.S. Department of Labor estimates that a bad hire costs about 30% of the person’s annual salary, and the ripple effects can extend well beyond direct expenses. Real-world financial and organizational impacts of a poor hiring decision –…

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Posted: 07/31/2025

Small and mid-sized companies have the same need for great job candidates as their larger competitors. But smaller companies often lack the resources – time, a full HR team, and knowledge about employment law – that a publicly traded, multi-million-dollar corporation has. In addition, for smaller companies, it’s critical that…

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Posted: 06/27/2025

In today’s workplace, human resources teams juggle priorities and balance multiple responsibilities daily – talent acquisition, compliance, retention, managing benefits and workforce planning, just to name a few. Sometimes, internal bandwidth or reach simply isn’t enough. That’s when partnering with a staffing agency becomes not just helpful, but essential. Here…

Posted: 06/09/2025

Filling an open position with a temporary hire provides two opportunities for employers. First, it gives both employer – and the team – a chance to see if a candidate is a good match for the position. Second, it’s an opportunity to reevaluate the position and make sure that it…

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Posted: 05/02/2025

Leaving a job, or being laid off, is a big transition. There are strong emotional and financial implications, especially if you were in the position long term. Once the dust has settled, adjusting to life as a candidate and searching for a job can feel overwhelming. Staffing agencies can help….

Posted: 03/27/2025

Screenings and Interviews: Staffing Agency Tips and Tricks  Today’s job market presents an interesting duality. Unemployment is low, so the market for good candidates is tight.  Yet, a 2024 survey by Indeed stated that 71-percent of workers are open to new opportunities and 60-percent are prepared to apply. What does…