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It's called temp work because it's TEMPORARY. 10 years is considered a permanent position by most people and if you chose to work for the temp agency that long it's your choice. Remember, as a temp you work for the agency so it's them who should pay you benefits. If you hire a landscaping company to do your yard should you be held accountable by the workers to provide them with benefits? The factories are paying the agency, not you. Quote:
Stop trying to engage me as "RED VS BLUE" thinking and respond to the substance of what I'm saying. I'm asking because this affects ME in REAL LIFE.
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Somebody please tell Stern to quit trolling. He does this in almost every thread he posts in. The reason nobody calls him out on his often-offensive posts is because many people here happen to agree with his views, if not the delivery.
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The only good paying jobs around here only hire through temp agencies. Quote:
The temp agency has loop-holes as well. They don't keep you on, they don't need to give you benefits. The amount of time I spent laid off nearly equaled the time I spent working. They managed to keep me at one factory for 2 years without giving me benefits by taking advantage of the loop-holes in the system. Again, I believe I said already, it's either the factories (through a temp agency) or Retail/restaurant work. There aren't any other options in my area, unless the factory decides to hire you on after a few months as a temp. Obviously, with thousands working through the temp agency here, competition for the few job openings at factories is incredibly fierce.
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What is your zip code? I'll find you some job examples. Quote:
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There was this thing my supervisor said to me once, towards the end of my time at the temp agency: Me to my Supervisor: "If I'm your best temp that you know you can rely on, then why won't you guys hire me on? I've been here almost 2 years and I can work every position here. That's a lot of versatility, something that none of your current employees can claim." His reply: "The temp agency doesn't really like it when we take their best temps. They kind of get mad at us." How naive of me, when starting new assignments, when they tell me my temporary position will last 3 months, then they will be required to make a decision to hire me on or release me. I don't work there anymore - I've got a real job now, but I feel for the people that do work at temp agencies. Also important to note, I was injured while working there, and the temp agency had to pay for my medical care and treatment. After that, my temp agency never gave me work again. "I'm sorry, we don't have anything available at the moment, please call again in a few weeks." x 10
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