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By tom on 6/16/2010 8:38 PM

Employers looking for the right Fort Lauderdale temporary employment agency do best when they look close to home.

A locally owned and operated staffing agency is much more likely to consistently provide higher quality temporary employees. That is because a successful Fort Lauderdale temporary staffing agency necessarily has developed a stable of proven temporary employees. Local ownership also means local decisions about rates and this is a big plus for the company searching for the right temporary employee.

For instance, my company, Complete Staff, is fully aware of current rates in Broward County and Dade County and with this knowledge will price very competitively.

A nationally owned staffing agency trying to do business locally faces the on-going hurdle of explaining to corporate managers local rates, which can change quickly in the current economic environment.

Local ownership does not have to wait for corporat ...
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By tom on 6/2/2010 7:29 PM

For employers who need a Miami temporary staffing agency one important factor is the number of years an agency has been in business in the local market.

 

Complete Staff, Inc., has been actively supplying highly qualified temporary staff to Miami companies for more than eight years. This experience has allowed the company to developed an extensive network of potential Miami temporary staff candidates in a wide range of jobs.

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By tom on 5/2/2010 3:12 PM

Terminating an employee in a way that does not create morale problems with other workers is an important aspect of managing a work force.

At any operation, when a person is fired, other employees watch closely how the separation is handled. What they see sends a powerful message to them about the character of the company that employs them.

This is true even when an employee richly deserves to be fired because of a history of poor performance and uncooperative behavior. Employees take notice when even the most undeserving employee is treated with respect and processed out in a systematic way that makes clear that the decision to terminate has not been made capriciously.

In other cases, where the employee or employees in question is productive and well liked but must be terminated because of changing business circumstances, the need to use a thought system of due process is all the more important to the morale of the company's work force. &l ...
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