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My wife was hired by a medium sized Austin business that decided that they needed to bring her on…read moreas a temp before full time so they had her paid through Command Center for about four months. During that time she had several issues with incorrect pay checks. Fast forward to now (she has not worked for them in several months) and she stopped in with a friend and they talked her into working a one-time job doing an event in San Antonio. It was an event that she really wanted to attend so she and her friend not only agreed to work it but also volunteered to recruit others to work it as well. They were promised transportation from the Austin location and pay from the time they arrived at the Austin location. Well, they arrived as required at 8:00am and were informed that they would need to drive themselves and were told they would be paid for using their own vehicles. They then get to the "staging location" and are informed by the temp agency representative that they would only be reimbursed for $15 flat rate for travel. After waiting around in San Antonio for a few hours, they are informed that they will not start getting paid until the job actually starts. Then after being taken into the "client's" vans from the staging location to go to the venue, they are told that they are working an entirely different event than they were recruited for. At that point, without transportation, they were stuck. They were then forced to work for 11 hours without a break and were not permitted to consume any food after they had been told that meals would be available. I have worked part-time special events for years ranging from small events to directly being an employee of a major league baseball team and an NFL team. I have never heard of any company that handles events working this way. Needless to say she will not be doing any more jobs for them. She is also consulting with her company regarding them changing to a new agency to handle the pay of their contractual employees.

Very awful place! They pick who they want to work! I don't get up and come across town early in the…read moredamn morning to just seat there! While they give work tickets to regulars or to who they FEEL like giving tickets too!! And they don't give a damn about you even if you think they do it's all a show! Left us freaking stuck on a job site outside of town! Called the office to find out how we would get back to Austin! which Thomas the head guy tells us to figure it out best way we can. WTH !!!! Lucky someone from another agency was out there and took us back. F command Austin and no good thomas! I could never leave people stuck outside of town and be okay with it Jesus Christ have a damn conscience!

Hirestarter - employmentagencies - Updated May 2026

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