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Gem State Staffing

I moved to Idaho in February of 2010 with no plans,  for my wife is from here and her family lives here. I immediately started at Gem State who more than obliged me for odd jobs, I did not turn down a job, always available, even shoveling snow. I am proud daily of the work that I do and the different areas, responsibilities and chances to learn and grow.  I would like to thank Gem State for the opportunity and the ability to keep a job, even during slow, hard, times. I am a very personable and happy person, I have never met "an enemy". I go above and beyond and am happy to help any co-worker, that includes giving a ride, lunch etc until they are able to do for themselves. The most enjoyable part of my job is the fact that I am given the opportunity to work, God has blessed me with my health and positive disposition.

What is the best part of working at the company?
They pay us after a waiting week, and the staff is always ready to help us.

What is the most stressful part about working at the company?
hoping that I do a great job and not disappoint the company's they send me to work for, thus not disappointing working for Jem State Staffing.

What is the work environment and culture like at the company?
always ready to help, and the people have been great to work for, and want to find the right job that's right for me.

What is a typical day like for you at the company?
Starting a new job is always exciting, who the people will be that you work with, then most of the time its easy to communicate with the people I work with, Its fun exciting and makes me feel good to work with others.

Busy day, working with employees, and clients. I learned great interaction skills as well as how to interview employees. The previous owner was a hard manager, but the branch manager takes the time to get to know each employee as well as all the temps to ensure the best fit jobs. In office so-workers were great, some of the temps had personal issues they would bring into the office, but they were always handled. The hardest part of the job for me was the shift I worked, I was hired for the 8-5, but ended up closing the store each night.

I would go to the office and see if they had work available that's if I had not already received a job or was working on a long term job. then I would go to the work site.
I learned that Temp agencies can keep you as very busy and they had a verity of fun jobs. I diffidently found a job that I would never want to work long term.
Management was great they really take care of you.
As far as co-workers go I did not work with the same people from gem state on site everyday. However, I found the different site co-workers to be friendly and enjoyable to be around.

Go in, get a job and go to work that simple. In 2010, I was called for a snow removal job in flagstaff Arizona, Teamwork was the key to this particular job, Dug out 4x6 foot trenches on the roofs of walmart, lowes, and many other big businesses in the location, filled up sleds and dumped them over the top of the roof. Co-workers were great if they work just as hard as you do, otherwise you were alone. Hardest part of the job, digging, filling sleds, dumping sleds, its alot of man power kind of job. Breaks were the best part of if, you get an hour and you cherish that hour that u have.

I would recommend this to anyone in a bind, they have a nice hiring process and will find you work when you can't find work anywhere else. They do not guarantee you will find a job, but they do their best to find you work so that you can survive. They are a good business with amazing staff who are very friendly and will work with you as long as you have a good attitude. Overall it's nice for when you need work to make money to keep on your feet.

This is a temporary staffing agency, so you don't get stuff a regular job gives you, like real benefits or anything. You show up, do the work, don't mess around and don't steal, they will continue to get you work and give you the higher paying stuff. 

The manager is hard but that is to be expected at a place like this, he is way more tolerate if you are willing to put in full effort and work hard. 

Overall it is good for what it does, some jobs suck but mostly the working environment is good and if you have a legitimate complaint they will work with you.

Ok for paying ur bills , If u ate looking for a career eith advancement oppurtunity and salary invreases definitely not the company to stick with.move on.staganet humdrum only positive isbabcheck to get you thru the week until payday.u wont advsnce in ur employment goals and definitely womt dave a neet egg for a home or putting ur kids thru college you no you wont reach finacial n security goal's 4 sure.

Gem state staffing is a nice way to start out. They will help you gain some experience if you don't have any. They give you Temporary jobs to help you figure out what exactly you want in a 'forever job'. The location I went to, they were always on the ball, always had something new for me when my temp job ended. they were amazing and communicated with me every day to ensure I knew what I needed to go or do.

I worked as an internal employee and for many, many, many reasons I would say absolutely NEVER work with them. Management is absolutely all over the place internally, they will screw you over with no regards. There is no sense of professionalism and this business will continue to go in the ground unless they do a a complete management gut-out. Do not work with this business. 

Top Job Titles	Average Salary
Laborer 62 salaries reported	$17.58 per hour
Truck driver 39 salaries reported	$23.13 per hour
Production worker 10 salaries reported	$16.93 per hour
Forklift operator 30 salaries reported	$19.22 per hour
Construction laborer 20 salaries reported	$17.26 per hour

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