The worst staffing service we have ever used. Within 2 weeks, we had 3 no call no shows. Of course,…read morewe rely on someone being there and this put us back quite a bit. After that I talked to one of the Managers, Evelyne in the Vancouver office who ended up hanging up on me. I finally got ahold of Jamie, who is supposed to be running the show who denied that her manager did this to me. I sent her the voice recording. Im guessing she didnt like that I was correct on this because when we asked to try one more time to use them, she explicitly told me that she is good with giving second chances. As if we were the ones that needed the second chance after all of there unprofessionalism. I would NEVER ever use them. Not reliable or accountable

Great Stuffing Agency, Great Management and Great people. I am very grateful for the opportunity…read morethey gave me and strongly recommend to join this Great Agency.

from start to finish, they did a great. I filled out the paperwork, interviewed, and was able to…read moreget the job!

Integrity Staffing was great with helping to connect me with a few different jobs that fit my…read moreresume, setting up interviews and sharing job descriptions, leading to a new job that's a great fit and environment. Mai was especially helpful with clear and constant communication through the whole process, providing some helpful interview resources! I would recommend to anyone looking for a hand finding new jobs to reach out to Integrity!

Great experience with great people! I got a great job thanks to them! Eileen was very…read moreprofessional and helped make the process quick and easy!

These guys know their business! Shelley has done an outstanding job making sure all my questions…read morewere handled in a timely manner. Thank you for all of the help on my employee handbook. As a business owner I rely on Xenium and their staff to help me with HR issues and payroll questions. Thank you!

From the owner: Xenium manages the most successful Professional Employer Organization in Portland, Oregon. The PEO…read moreoffers small & medium size companies an economy of scale for HR, Payroll, Training, etc.

Excellent company with great customer service. Great pay and the team their is super friendly and…read moreknowledgable. Lots of facilities to work at.

Re: Ormand Harrison Sitter for: Dolores Abbs June 24, 25…read more& 26 (day shift) @ Revere Court My career was in business management. I've managed many companies and employees over the years, so understand they are the backbone and most important resource in any business. Ormand has been my mom's sitter during hospice care on the above dates. He was comforting and soothing for mom during some very difficult times. His calmness and caring spirit instantly communicated with her--it was like a miracle. During her agitated states, Mom required constant and vigilant care. Ormand not only provided that--he also initiated the following: 1. Positioned mom from side-to-side (every two hours to relieve pressure on her bed sores) 2. Set up and maintained an hourly log regarding Mom's condition, meds administered, and times she was turned from side to side. This has been incredibly valuable information for everyone on the care team. 3. Changed her nightgowns and bedding to keep her fresh, and anything else he could think of to help keep her comfortable 4. Most important: Ormand's close scrutiny of mom's condition helped us all become aware of agitation caused by one of her meds--and so we were able to adjust medication orders--and Mom has been so much LESS agitated and peaceful ever since! Ormand is not only very intelligent and medically knowledgeable. He is genuinely caring, and takes serious responsibility for his patients--putting him in an entirely different league than ALL the caregivers my mom has had over the past ten years!! Ormand definitely exceeded all expectations. I highly recommend Ormand for any work or position for his training and skills. He is a superb employee and person. Any employer is lucky to have him. His compensation should reflect his high level of expert and caring service. We are so fortunate Ormand was sent to us. Katherine Lawrence

Salem, Oregon Branch. I met Matt Bixby at a regional job fair this week (07.22.19) and was…read moreimpressed with his knowledge of the local job market. Matt offered me excellent suggestions to assist my job search in the Salem / Albany area. All Star Staffing has a great website with job opportunities in Salem, Portland , Bend, Albany and Eugene. Their interview / screening process is very efficient and will help applicants find the best jobs in the shortest amount of time. A locally owned and operated company that has built a great reputation / track record in the job placement / human resources industry. Highly Recommended to anybody who is seeking temporary, part time and full time employment. *****Ten Stars*****

They don't have much available…read more The staff at the Lloyd Center location (which is a tiny space hidden behind the ice rink area) is kind of indifferent, but honest. This one specializes in "hospitality" and catering. But lately there isn't much work. Depressing for me, who is broke. You'd probably do better elsewhere - or, perhaps, with a FULL-TIME job. Temp agencies are notorious for not being "so nice to deal with". Ask around and you'll see

I found a job and it was a graveyard shift. It said it was in Gresham and I email Omar Waliyow who…read moreis the staffing coordinator emailed me and said okay can you please come in to our office in Portland or tualatin, both those drives are about an hour for me and I was lead to believe it would be closer to home. I emailed back and said I'm sorry that it would be a longer commute then I had anticipated and I was sorry thank you for the opportunity and he just responded back with k. That's all your going to say is k? That to me is so unprofessional and put a bad taste in my mouth for the company. Made me happy that I didn't go to be honest. I am a awesome worker and wouldn't want to work for someone like that.

I'm quite saddened to report there were... Less than professional events which took place within…read morethe company I had been contracted to work for. According to all my supervisors, I had been without question a top performer. Alas, this is not a protective barrier. There were things that took place, things I'd prefer (perhaps for legal reasons) to not mention here. I can tell you these issues are commonly alleviated by going through proper channels, such as human resources and it became clear eventually that I had no choice but to go to human resources. Unfortunately it was unclear which human resources I was supposed to go to and which human resources could actually help. It turns out, there was no right way to handle it. It was BEYOND convoluted. As, I was hired by one temp agency (lyneer) and supervised by another agency, contracted to the company I was working for, which also has its own human resources? Its funny how preposterous that sounds. Anyways, it was all a bust. Seemed simple enough, turn to my actual bosses, lyneer staffing. No. The woman I typically (as well as preferably) spoke with about checks, scheduling, raises etc was in her words "really good friends with the gal who runs HR". I wasn't taken back as they're both in the same industry. However she did not advocate for me in my time of need, where she could have communicated on my behalf, she did not do so. It was all so much of a let down. The issues I faced became the office talk at Lyneer. One person, a coworker actually said,"I love hearing about you and the stuff that happens there, the girls at Lyneer talk about it when I go get my check." Unprofessional to say the least. A man for the other agency, the one which is the go to for my previous contract asked that stay in the office for a talk. He closed the door and removed his shirt so he could "show me his tattoo" yikes. I told a woman with the agency (Lyneer) about it and it went in one ear and out the other. Either because she didn't care, or wasn't listening. Either way, its not acceptable. I'll leave it at that. If you do come here for work, I wish you all the luck in the world. And I hope your experience here isn't as much of a disappointment.