Tammy D. Tammy D. is our Employee of the Week. Congratulations, Tammy! We are particularly pleased that you have fitted in so well with our client where you are working and you seem to "own" the process, so to speak. The client has been very…
Keep ReadingBoth companies are exciting places to work and we are so glad they have chosen Tucson for their expanded offices. Please contact us at your earliest convenience. We would love to tell you about these opportunities and how this may be the job you have…
Keep ReadingMadeline W. We are excited to name Madeline W. our Employee of the Week. She keeps very busy with one of our new clients and they keep asking her back because of the quality of her work. Madeline enjoys the variety of the work and the environment is lovely…
Keep ReadingAmanda Y. Amanda has been chosen our Employee of the Week and we wanted to acknowledge her in this way for the dependability and the good work ethic that she exhibited while performing data entry work at a new client site. It's always nice to…
Keep ReadingThe 10th annual Tucson Classics Car Show presented by the Rotary Club of Tucson takes place this Saturday, the 15th, from 10:00 am - 4:00 pm at The Gregory School, located 3231 N. Craycroft. This is a fabulous car show of more than 400 antique, sport,…
Keep ReadingThis is good news for people who enjoy working during the holiday season or who want to take on a part-time job for extra money. As retailers are finding a tighter labor market, they are offering a variety of perks like higher pay, extra discounts…
Keep ReadingJanis T. Janis has been chosen as our current Employee of the Week. She took on a special and sensitive project for a Client and did an exceptional job. We are so appreciative of the care and concern Janis had for the Client who was going through…
Keep ReadingMary P. Mary is our Employee of the Month and we are so glad that she registered with us this past year. She worked very hard at a job that required concentration, stamina, and the ability to work for long periods of time with sustaining…
Keep ReadingAccording to Amy Cuddy, Ph.D. author, lecturer and social psychologist known for her research on nonverbal behavior, offers this tip: when you walk into a stressful situation like an interview, the body is tight and contracted when it should actually be open and expansive. So…
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