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Working Wednesdays: Alternative Staffing hiring manufacturing, management jobs

Working Wednesdays: Alternative Staffing hiring manufacturing, management jobs Each Wednesday a company will share information about job opportunities in a virtual platform.(Live 5) Share on Facebook Share on LinkedIn CHARLESTON, S.C. (WCSC) - Alternative Staffing says they are hiring for positions in accounting, management, manufacturing, industry, and administrative support. Working Wednesdays is a weekly segment that focuses on employment opportunities. Viewers will learn about companies around the Lowcountry, and the current and future positions they have available. An interview with Alternative Staffing will livestream at 2 p.m. on Live 5 Facebook, Live5News.com and Apple, Amazon Fire and Roku tv.

Four companies enter consent decree to end discrimination

Four companies enter consent decree to end discrimination April 1, 2021 FacebookTwitterEmail CHICAGO (AP) The Illinois attorney general’s office announced Thursday it reached consent decrees with four companies, including a temporary staffing agency, to resolve allegations of workplace segregation and sex discrimination in hiring. DSI Holdings Corp., the parent of Service Master; Alternative Staffing Inc. and Resource Management Group Inc., which operate jointly; Amylu Foods LLC; and Fibre Drum Sales Inc. agreed to pay a total of $280,000 in penalties to resolve the allegations of misconduct, according to the attorney general’s office. In a statement, Attorney General Kwame Raoul said the companies didn’t do much to hide their discriminatory hiring practices by assigning positions based on gender stereotypes about the work women can perform. He said discrimination is almost commonplace within the temporary staffing industry.

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