The worst temp company I have ever worked for. They are…read moredisorganized and took 2.5 months to pay me and when I checked my pay they only paid me for 60 hours when I worked 80. After a lot of stress and having to speak to managers, supervisors at warehouse they finally paid me for the mistake. There was only one employee there went I physically was in the office, perhaps they need more employees to process payroll There are good temp agencies out there....this just is NOT one of them

The Doug "the fraud" Ford gov't of Ontario recently changed their Ministry of Labour, Training and…read moreSkills Development funding from Resource and Information to Integrated Employment Services for ACCES Employment. Under this new policy they're restricting access to their Brampton resource and information center only to those who are registered in their programs, who are on a waitlist for their programs and who are being assessed for their programs. Either restore access to everyone there or eliminate all their funding entirely. They shouldn't be receiving any tax dollars at all if they're no longer open to the general public. Call them at the number above and the Office of the Premier at (416) 325-1941, write to him at: Premier of Ontario Legislative Building Queen's Park Toronto ON M7A 1A1 or Email: premier@ontario.ca and tell them what you think about this policy. TELL EVERYONE YOU KNOW TO BOYCOTT THIS CENTER AND ALL EVENTS SPONSORED BY ACCES EMPLOYMENT AS WELL!

I had finished a contract in Nov 2017. I decided to wait till Jan 2018 to start looking for new…read moreopportunities. I came across a job posting on LinkedIn from a recruiter named Lauren Mercer. I reached out to her on LinkedIn.. She responded the next day with her contact details and asked for a copy of my resume. We had a pre-screening interview so we could discuss my qualifications and she could understand what kind of opportunities I was interested in. Lauren was amazing. She was very supportive and understanding. She asked me questions to determine what kinds of jobs I would be interested in, the locations, the pay and the industries I wanted to work in. Within 2 days, Lauren had an opportunity for me. I went in for the interview and the next day I had a job offer. I want to thank Lauren and Arrow Professionals for helping me to secure a new job. What an amazing way to start off the New Year! Fabulous job by Lauren and Arrow Professionals!!!

DO NOT WORK HERE. Extremely unprofessional and they lack in communication to their employees…read more This company has been a MESS from the start. Nothing but unresponsive, unprofessional people and an overall disgrace of a company. Nothing but a colossal waste of time. Cons: Inconsistent pays, underpays, cancel contracts at random CONSISTENTLY, & good luck getting ahold of anyone to clarify anything. Pros:

One afternoon, I was contacted by a recruiter who found my resume on a job board website. She told…read moreme that if I was interested in the position, I needed to meet with a senior recruiter the next morning because the company wanted the position filled ASAP. When I arrived at the Adecco office, I was greeted by a very unprofessional and rude secretary, The secretary told me that I was required to create a profile on their website before meeting with the senior recruiter. This took a considerable amount of time and it was a process that could have been completed at home, before my meeting, had I been told to do so. When I finally met with the recruiter, what was supposed to be an interview turned out to be a 5-minute chat that consisted of me handing over a hard copy of my resume and being praised for my professionalism and my excellent work experience. It has been over four weeks since I met with the recruiter and I have yet to hear back from her and my attempt to contact her was ignored. After going on Yelp, I can see that many people in different cities within North America have all had terrible experiences with this company, and I can't say it surprises me.

This place is an employment agency sponsored by the Ontario Government. They have youth, students…read moreand adult find employment. Yes, you have to have a SIN number and be able and willing to be employed or self-employed. They will interview you to make sure you are eligible. They help you with resumes, interviews, marketing yourself (e.g. on LinkedIn), career training. I found out they even use virtual reality to train you in certain careers like bar tending. You can use their computers, print up to 10 pages per day, use their phones for out-going calls related to employment, etc. The place also have several meeting rooms for their training. I went there to register for their 5-day course on video production. The staff are kind and helpful.