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     Marion Paige (Admin) |
Temp agencies are very fragile things, they can be making millions and millions of dollars one day and the next day all that's left is a vacant room with telephones on the floor. There was a temp agency in the early 90's that had a huge ad in the Times every Sunday for years, that agency now basically doesn't exist. When the temp counselors in an agency see the opportunity, they usually jump at the chance to take their clients and temps and form their own agencies. Once upon a time, Custom Staffing may have ruled the world of temping, but now it seems as though there are just too many agencies and no one agency appears to have a lock on anything anymore. The Companies that Years ago seemed to be only using Custom and Tiger as temp agencies, now seem to be using a lot of other agencies SEC v Freeman. This is the Complaint against John Freeman, the Custom Staffing Actor Temp, who was charged with insider trading. Bradley Burke, also charged in the complaint, was also a Custom Staffing Temp. (Temps just may want to remove Custom Staffing from their resumes). Freeman was a permanent full time employee of Philip Morris, but he apparently needed so much money that he had to temp at First Boston and Goldman AND work as a part-time waiter at a restaurant in Brooklyn AND AND sell insider info. Somebody should tell the company that does background checks for Custom Staffing that they might want to remove Custom's name from their website. CLICK HERE. Looks like Custom Staffing now knows what it feels like to be DNU-ed. |
