Aug 6, 2021
CBJ Names SSS to Largest Staffing List
Charlotte Business Journal names Search Solution Staffing to 2021's List of Largest Staffing Companies
Temporary and contract-based staffing firm Search Solution Staffing has made the Queen City's 2021 list for largest temporary staffing companies. Produced and ranked by the Charlotte Business Journal, this list was locally researched by Amy Shapiro, their in-house Director, and was released on July 16.
Comprised of several large-scale and highly influential staffing companies in the area, some of the listed agencies boast over 100 employees with decades in the field. Search Solution Staffing branched off of Search Solution Group in 2016 and has built a reputable and impressive track record with a staff of just 13.
Search Solution Staffing takes extreme pride to be named in the same list of industry titans for the largest number of local temps currently on payroll.
"Search Solution Group's Staffing Division hasn't been in the game for too long, but we've made some remarkable endeavors to serve our local professionals with unparalleled service. We plan to keep climbing these lists as the most collaborative and responsive staffing firm in the industry."
- Ashley Goldberg, President - Staffing Division, Search Solution Group
Search Solution Staffing, a division of Search Solution Group, is a full-service staffing agency with a national footprint focused on the temporary, contract, and contract-to-hire market.
Connect with Search Solution Staffing today, or email the Chief Revenue Officer, Eric Fehr, at [email protected] for further information on this ranking.
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