Express Employment Professionals reviews

You have to stay on them when it comes to communication, gainful employment, and new job prospects. I was terminated from my first assignment after taking three days leave to volunteer on a missing persons search party (I chose to keep it vaguely stated as "volunteering" so as to not discuss the case). Yet, this was negotiated upon assignment (so I was lead to believe). I received a text the morning of my first day volunteering, that my assignment had ended. Afterwards, there was a minimal effort to find another job. I had to spam the office in the Denver metro area several times daily, until I just gave up and cut the middle-man out of the picture. If there are so many jobs in America, then why in the hell is it so hard to get one??

The company as a whole is fine and if the branch is run by professionals with business degrees then it might be fine. The company is VERY conservative and 99% of the branches are run by husband and wife teams. I, personally, wouldn’t want to work in the same place as my significant other but I guess some people think otherwise. I found my self employed by a couple that shouldn’t even be married to eachother, much less be business partners. They took advantage of the fact that I had just graduated college and needed a job. They over worked and under paid me for 2 years and when I decided enough was enough, and started to interview elsewhere, I was fired for doing so and was denied unemployment. Needless to say, the branches (they owned 2 branches and I was the sole recruiter at both at one point) that I worked for treated their employees horribly and cared more about their personal lives and their own income than their employees. I actually got to see how much each of them took home yearly and together they made about $500,000… I made $46,000 after 2 years…