Flexible staffing benefits employers and job seekers alike.

Contact McCallion Staffing in 2025 for all of your staffing needs.

McCallion Staffing has helped companies with their recruiting & staffing since 1979.

Temporary work and gig work may have similarities, but they are also very different.

It’s never too late to begin healthy job hunting habits.

You may have heard the term “September Surge” floating around social media, especially TikTok. September Surge references a hiring frenzy during the month of September to gear up for the holidays and get back to normal after summer & school break/vacations.

The biggest takeaway is to tailor your resume to the job you are applying for. This may be a little more time consuming while you are creating and editing your resume, but it will make the application process so much faster when you have your resume(s) perfected.

Reports are now being released that employees, especially those with children, feel more isolated than ever before. It seems that the loss of a “work family” does have an impact on mental health.

Competition for top talent soared exponentially during the Pandemic and has not slowed down.

It can feel impossible to navigate through what is real vs. fake, but there are several major red flags that are always best to avoid.

Both job seekers and employers can benefit from working with a staffing agency.

You may have heard the new term “Quiet Hiring” creeping around lately, and it comes as no surprise after all the talk we have heard about Quiet Quitting the past two years.

It has been refreshing to see many aspects of life get back to “normal”! Many things have changed – maybe forever – but we have accepted our new normal ways of life and made changes accordingly. This is what we, as a Recruiting Agency, have learned in 2022.

There is a lot of confusion out there as to what really goes on when you register with a temp or recruiting agency.

There is a lot of confusion out there as to what really goes on when you register with a temp or recruiting agency.

Let’s be honest – starting a new job is scary.