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Staffing Consultant
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Country: USA
Location: Ohio-Dayton Wilmington, OH 45177
Total applied: 40
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Staffing Consultant
Company:Â Â Adecco Job Category:Â Â Human Resources Reference Code:Â Â Staffing Consultant Location:Â Â Wilmington, OH 45177 Job Status:Â Â Full Time, Employee Adecco is searching for a top-quality Human Resource team member for a position in Wilmington, Ohio. This individual will work with Adecco's customers in the capacity of meeting their temporary and direct hire staffing needs. HR experience required, excellent organizational and customer service skills a must. Must be proficient in MS Office products. Must have flexible schedule. Adecco offers excellent benefits and a supportive team environment. Please submit your resume and salary requirements to: Pam.Lynch@Adeccona.com or fax to 937-383-4265. About Adecco North America Adecco is a Fortune Global 500 company and the world leader in workforce solutions. Our comprehensive service offering includes temporary and contract staffing, permanent recruitment, outplacement and career services, training and consulting.
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