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Supplemental Health Care is a leading healthcare staffing partner – but also, so much more. For more than 35 years, we’ve connected passionate healthcare and school professionals with employment options in hospitals, schools, home health, corrections, ...
With over 30 million jobs available in more than 75 countries, we at Talent.com have established ourselves as one of the largest sources of employment around the world. Our mission is to centralize all jobs available on the web, whether they come from companies` career websites, staffing agencies or job boards. Talent.com offers the most diverse and complete content to job seekers.
Group Management Services was founded in 1996 by Mike Kahoe, in Richfield, Ohio. GMS is a Professional Employer Organization and Third Party Administrator. We provide comprehensive HR solutions to companies large, medium and small through the United States. Our services include Payroll, Human Resources, Risk Management, and Benefits. Currently, GMS is partnered with over 1,000 businesses across the country, representing over 20,000 employees. We give small businesses the buying power of a large corporation under the GMS umbrella. We held a 96.3 percent retention rate in 2016 with an overall average over 90 percent. Our experts work with owners and managers to establish safeguards, ensure compliance, and defend against claims, making sure your business is protected from every angle. Working with GMS allows business owners to focus on what matters, knowing we have your back office covered. We currently have locations in Richfield, Columbus, Cincinnati, Philadelphia, DC, Charlotte, Atlanta, Houston, Indianapolis and Las Vegas, with plans for expansion into Florida in the next year.
Monster Worldwide is the premier global online employment solution for more than a decade, strives to inspire people to improve their lives.
The XP3 Talent System is your single source for hiring, training, and retaining the people you need to shave years off your company’s profit trajectory