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BE A PART OF THE TECHNOLOGY BOOM!
The "Staffing" of America has arrived...
to the tune of an $80 Billion industry.
And among the biggest gainers in this booming industry are staffing companies that focus on white-collar professions. Those companies experienced double-digit revenue growth in the third quarter of 2006. Within the white-collar category, technical and engineering, staffing companies continue to see a strong increase in revenue growth.
Yes, American companies are turning to technical staffing firms in increasing numbers to fill their specialized needs. A growing number of these companies are turning to us. We are...Protingent Staffing.
We are a technical staffing firm with a wide array of engineering talent, a superior business system, and an outstanding franchise opportunity... for you!
Today, Protingent Staffing is one of the nation's top regional providers of temporary engineering talent. We cover many disciplines. Our contract engineers are methodically screened by our specialists to ensure that our clients get the right engineer for the right project. Our clients also appreciate our rapid response in providing qualified engineers to keep projects on track.
Due to the continuing growth in the technical staffing profession, we are expanding our operations, and we warmly invite you to join us as a... Protingent Staffing franchise owner!
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