You can trash an economy that revolves around "temp" workers, but it is worthy to recognize an individual business that is a valuable and stable player in the game. One Source is the ONLY company that gave me even an interview. I have extenuating circumstances which include a long gap in my work history. One Source opened up the only opportunity I was offered in two years of a job search. The staff at the Hazleton Office are good people. They care. They care more than most, and they are human. I made more than one mistake and did not deserve a second chance, but was given one. The benefits are not great - insurance, etc - but that's the nature of the economy now. What you are looking for today is a company that pays you on time, tells you the rules so that you can hope to live up to them, and who will help you stand up again if you find yourself on your back. The first warehouse they set me up with employed me for 14 paychecks. Make no mistake, I was incredibly angry when my "assignment ended" with no warning. I went to work Monday night, and Tuesday morning was told not to show up again. But I know this came from the company, not One Source. The good news is that One Source had me a new job in less than a week. The new job came with a 50 cent per hour raise; I've been there six weeks and have been told by my coaches from the company - not One Source - that they plan to retain me as a full time employee. I have to give credit where it is due, and One Source gets most of it. If you meet Madeline from the Hazleton office, you will have met a person who understands what it is like to need and want a job in this economy. She will help you find a job. She will help you fit into your job, to keep it, and she'll do it with a smile and good nature. This woman knows her job, and she understands humankind - both ends. Yes, the economy runs on temporary assignments, and that sucks. But don't hate the game so much you forsake the honest players. One Source is a loyal companion in a jungle full of jackals. read more

Greetings, A JoB Fair took place today at Careerlink on Franklin ave Scranton. Your male representative was not receptive when I began to inquiry about opportunities within your agency. The rep was belligerent, condescending, rude, nasty, uncaring. Every inquiry I tries to make he shot it down. Only upon my insistence, perseverance was I given information I told him part of my repertoire was having a positive atitude, since all who come to a job fair are unemployed. His response was "well I have a negative attitude" end quote. I stated to the other rep that her male companion is in the wrong business since being a rep at your agency means having contact with unemployed folk. I will be filing a formal complaint indicating your reps treatment of unemployed Hispanic population since I observed that all other non-Hispanic who approached your agency were treated with respect. read more

They said I could have a job and then gave it to someone else. Also, it says on their website that they give health insurance after 60 days, but then when you get to their office it's 90 days. So their website is lying read more

This company does not value their employees at all. The employees are promised certain things that are quickly forgotten days later. Managers call employees homes and are rude and nasty to their families, which is totally unprofessional. This company is very corrupt and should be investigated. Cannot speak with the owner because it seems as though the regional manager runs everything. Supervisors are also hot headed and have tempers when dealing with small issues. SOMEONE PLEASE LOOK INTO THIS COMPANY!!! read more

Lady there lies to save her self don't go here unless you want your time wasted money hungry and stuck up I could tell as soon as I sat down she was a snob offers positions then doesn't listen to what you have to say sends you to jobs you can't do then lies about what you said to her yes tried telling me that i lied to her read more