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Express Employment Professionals advises job seekers to upskill during COVID-19.

TORONTO, March 25, 2020 // GLOBE NEWSWIRE // - Express Employment Professionals franchise owners, and the people they interact with day-to-day, are worried about the economic impact of COVID-19.

The article recognizes an Express Employee of the Year award winner, but does not relate to franchising or multi-unit businesses.

A survey conducted by Express Employment Professionals finds that nearly 9 in 10 employees believe a new approach to education is needed to better prepare people for the workforce.

Express Employment Professionals hires Linda Marie Arredondo as its first Chief Information Officer, to lead the company's IT transformation and modernization efforts.

Express Employment Professionals acquires Frontline Recruitment Group with 31 locations in Australia and three locations in New Zealand.

Express Employment Professionals, a staffing agency, has been recognized for providing superior service to clients and candidates.

Express Employment Professionals survey finds 26% of businesses struggle to fill open positions

Canada's 2020 employment outlook shows mixed results in national survey, with 78% of respondents finding it difficult to recruit and fill open positions.

Express Donates a search-and-rescue dog to Oklahoma Task Force 1, supporting emergency responders and disaster relief efforts.

Canadian business leaders are cautious but hopeful about the 2020 outlook, with respondents expressing optimism about the year ahead.

A new survey released by Express Employment Professionals found that 16% of business leaders and 30% of workers say they “love the holiday season at work,” but the rest report a range of seasonal stressors.

IFPG members rank in the Franchise Times Top 200+ list for 2019, with a large amount of Franchisor members recognized for their global system-wide sales.

Express Employment Professionals surveys job seekers about their preference for full-time or part-time work, finding a rise in part-time work by choice.

OKLAHOMA CITY ( PRWEB ) November 07, 2019 - This Veterans Day, Express Employment Professionals is saluting armed forces members with the rollout of the “Life After the Military: Career…

Women are increasingly drawn to the franchise industry, with over 45 percent of female franchisees in the past five years, citing customer support and services as key factors.

U.S. senator James Lankford introduced a package of regulatory reform bills to reduce the burden on small business owners, including franchises.