Labor Finders Has the Workers Food and Drug Store Retailers Need

Labor Finders provides workers for food and drug store retailers during COVID-19 pandemic, addressing employment catastrophe.

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Labor Finders Has the Workers Food and Drug Store Retailers Need

TL;DR

Labor Finders provides workers for food and drug store retailers during the COVID-19 pandemic. The company has 200 offices throughout the country that can assist in obtaining workers to meet immediate needs.

“At Labor Finders we are deeply concerned for everyone affected by the COVID–19 pandemic and we hope it ends soon. We are aware that many food and drug store retailers have been over-run with demands to keep their businesses operational; including stocking, food prep and cashiers; along with general clean-up and complete sanitation for each of their locations including their distribution centers,” said Jeffrey Burnett, President and CEO of Labor Finders. “Each of our two hundred offices throughout the country has the capability to assist in obtaining workers to meet your needs immediately.”

All Labor Finders offices are operational. Our offices are able to receive your calls so that we can fill orders to meet your staffing needs. Just call your local office for assistance.

In addition, some of our offices are hiring displaced workers for our clients. Call your local office for job availability.

If you are seeking employment, please do not come by the offices in person…just call the office directly. To find the closest Labor Finders office in your area please visit the company website at: www.laborfinders.com.

At Labor Finders we are here to help and please be assured that safety and health comes first. We are fully committed to working through these challenging circumstances with each of you.

We are in this together and together we will come out stronger than ever.

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This story was originally published in Franchising.com on April 10, 2020. Burnaze summarizes and links to the original reporting.

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