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American Workforce Group, Inc.

Easy to get in the door and interview, all of the recruiters are super nice and helpful, harder to get placed and actually kept on permanently at any placement. Misinformation can also be an issue if you don't cross reference and make sure you keep on top of things. Took several months, up to 6 months, after my first placement released me from their service for them to call me for another placement. It was supposed to be a permanent placement. Same for my 2nd placement, who just let me go due to lack of available work after telling me I would be pulled on permanently after 90 days or 540 hours. I worked there for 5 months and 6 days as a Temp waiting. So, the job hunt and wait begins again.

My experience with AWG. I was in a position where I was presented with another option for employment which was something I was not necessarily looking for at the time....caught me off guard but as the owner kept on me about I then decided to take the LEAP. My time with AWG has been nothing but amazing♡ To work with a group of ladies that positively impact people and help them with a vital rewarding job.....TO PLACE MOTIVATED AND QUALIFIED INDIVIDUALS AT GREAT PLACES TO WORK....It's a great feeling at the end of the day. With lots of room for growth within I assure you, if you have a GREAT attitude, and the desire to work hard and meet goals then AWG all the way! 

Less than 24 dollars an hour for a licensed electrician and they expect someone to stick around.
They also send ya to another place that pays 32 and has all kinds of safety issues and strife between the regular workers and management. They will treat you as a scab there at the paper mill. Don’t go there.
The area’s average pay is well above 36 an hour for a n licensed electrician or almost 50 bucks an hour if you go through the hall. 
Having no benefits and being temp to hire to a place with bad benefits and sub par pay made me regret this outfit.

AWG HAS ALWAYS been great to me. I had one job that i loved but assignment ended. I was hired for delivery driver and was used at job as yard goat, with AWG if im not happy i can give a 2 day notice and still be in good standings with them . I still am with good standings and aim to keep it that way. My son passed away and i was on a job driving forklift. Told them and they assured me i am still in good standings. 

Employee services provided were wonderful. AWG employees were very informative and helped me find jobs within my field. One thing I didn't like about working with them was the compensation. I felt that the pay was too low per job type and local costs of living didn't afford me enough money to support my minimal monthly expenses.

Had plenty of good job oppotunities but never found something steady. Miscommuncations happened frequently with the workers at the front desk, though they were always nice. Despite being willing to work and always being punctual they began to struggle to find places to send me for work.

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150 character minimium,,,
Alright then. That is 40 and
I will keep going. Thanx for reading review. In my opinion
The schedule, & people seem
At American Workforce Group Inc seem work for me anyway.
Good positive experiebce.

Everything was good working for this company until I got injured they approved my workmans comp and paid me sent me to there doctor office for check up and then after they paid me workmans comp they said told me that I did not qualify for the workmans comp and have to pay it back

As an internal employe I loved working for this company. The culture is amazing, the sense of belonging and accomplishment is tremendous. I would definitely continue to work for this company if I did not move. They care about both external and employees, and show this through compassion.

It is what you can expect from a temp agency. There are no benefits, you have the opportunity to work into some of the jobs that you are sent out to. There is not a lot of consistent work available. Some weeks you will work for 40 hours and other weeks there is nothing available. 
The staff is friendly. Pay is always on time.

Top Job Titles	Average Salary
Production worker 56 salaries reported	$18.42 per hour
Truck driver 7 salaries reported	$23.50 per hour
Warehouse worker 13 salaries reported	$22.38 per hour
Laborer 3 salaries reported	$20.25 per hour
Production 4 salaries reported	$19.50 per hour

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