I worked with both Daynia and Megan and found both of them to be super helpful, responsive, and…read moreprofessional. They helped with updating my resume, brought me several options for potential jobs and kept me focused on my goals in choosing my new employer. I was given complete details for interviews, fast responses for the offer, and they made the final testing and orientation process very easy to follow. I highly recommend them to future employees and employers.

Not recommended. This area is economically challenged, in comparison to urban regions in New…read moreEngland. Leddy Group takes advantage of that and the workforce they engage with. One of their required questions, which you have to answer to work with them, is 'what is the least amount of pay you can live on'. This breaches many ethical standards. I have used staffing agencies since I graduated college twenty one years ago, in between jobs, and in Boston, NYC, CT. Asking what 'salary or hourly wage range are you looking for?' is common and expected, and answering specifically is not a requirement. If Leddy Group is looking for professionals to work with and for them, they need to be respectful professionals themselves. And realize candidates are their clients as well, and should be treated with exemplary respect , as they earn their income through their work and would not have a company without them. Asking them what their poverty line is is not respectful, stinks of a company looking to not pay candidates their worth and who doesn't respect others.

They suck! It took quite awhile until I got,someone who wasn't on drugs, wanting money, and…read moredidn't want to work. I am only 55, and I expect the person comming to help me, won't take advantage of me. I'm far from losing my mind. The only thing that doesn't work, are my legs.

From the owner: Home Care, Community-Based Disability Supports, and Employment services for seniors and people with…read moredisabilites in New Hampshire.

They allowed a child to bite my 2 year old daughter 3 times on 3 different days with no action…read moredone. All I got was a piece of paper with the incident described on it. The kid broke skin on my daughter's shoulder and nothing was done about it except telling me that it's developmentally appropriate for kids this age to do that. Thanks for teaching my daughter that it's ok to bite people as long as it's appropriate to do so. I wouldn't let ANY of my other kids go here as I believe they would be in danger due to the lack of safety measures to prevent such incidents from happening multiple times. My daughter was afraid to go back because nobody helped her! She had bled because the other child broke the skin the third time she was bitten by them. No bandage. They seem nice on the outside but nobody is properly trained as all the adults are there to complete a highschool program.