STAFFING SERVICES

We cover all your staffing neeeds

GETTING THE WORK DONE

Safe:
Safety is our No. 1 priority. Our Safety First  program sets safety standards
For every associate we deploy – to protect our workforce and your bottom line.
Smart:
The MRF team is experts in recruiting, testing, and screening associates and has specialized knowledge in your industries.
Flexible:
Using contingent labor from MRF allows you to flex your workforce as your needs, projects, and business cycles change.
Easy:
We make it easy to work with us through our nationwide network of
Branches and online systems.
Verified:
Every MRF associate is verified as eligible to work and properly documented. We provide behavioral, drug, and background screenings upon request.
Our Objective is to provide help in such a precise well-thought-out way we can help many “knocking out two birds with one stone”
What makes our services so special is that it harnesses morality, standards and values in such a way that it will create lifetime of sustainability for many individuals. On one hand we have people affected by disasters and on the other hand we have people who need a chance at starting over in society.
Our Organization bridges the gap. We provide Relief and Opportunity.

You need the right people to succeed. MRF supports short-term, seasonal, high-volume and niche contract requirements. We also provide contract-to-hire talent for project-based support with the option to hire our contractors as permanent employees or find the permanent top talent your company needs today. By listening to our clients’ business needs, we have gained a unique perspective into how we can help.

Here’s a list of major companies and higher education institutions that have signed the Fair Chance Business Pledge and are hiring:

  • American Airlines
  • Best Buy
  • The Coca-Cola Company
  • CVS Health
  • Dropbox
  • Facebook
  • Gap
  • Google
  • Hershey
  • Intel
  • Kellogg’s
  • Kroger
  • LinkedIn
  • Lyft
  • Microsoft
  • PepsiCo
  • Perdue Farms
  • Prudential Financial
  • Staples
  • Starbucks
  • State University of
  • New York
  • Target
  • Walmart
  • WeWork
  • Xerox

FACTS

People who have criminal records get a raw deal when it comes to employment. Despite the fact that approximately one-third of American adults (70 million) have a criminal record, it can present a difficult barrier to overcome in a job search.
However, a new study by the Society for Human Resource Management and the Charles Koch Institute finds that the attitude of hiring workers with records may be changing. A possible reason? The decline in unemployment numbers means employers are having a harder time filling open positions and thus are willing to broaden their search for qualified applicants.
According to the study, more than 80% of managers and two-thirds of HR professionals feel that workers with criminal records bring just as much (or greater) value to an organization as workers without records; furthermore, a majority of all workers said they would be willing to work with people who have criminal records (30% to 40% of respondents said they were neither willing nor unwilling).
So what is the one thing that would determine whether a worker with a record is hire ready? According to nearly half of managers and HR professionals, the answer is a demonstrated consistent work history; in fact, 66% of HR professionals said they have already hired workers with criminal records. The three leading reasons for hiring workers with criminal records are as follows: companies want to hire the best available candidate; companies want to give workers a second chance; companies want to improve their community.
The study results echo a 2016 White House initiative aimed to give ex-felons a fairer shake in the job market—a slew of major corporations got on board. Called the Fair Chance Business Pledge, the initiative counts Facebook, Starbucks, American Airlines, and many others among its signers.
“A lot of time, [a] record disqualifies you from being a full participant in our society—even if you’ve already paid your debt to society,”  Millions of Americans have difficulty even getting their foot in the door to try to get a job, much less actually hang on to that job. That’s bad for not only those individuals, it’s bad for our economy.”
Companies that signed the pledge committed to help level the playing field by “banning the box”—specifically referring to the check box on job applications that asks whether the applicant has been convicted of a felony—and agreed to hold any questions about an applicant’s criminal record until they were further along in the hiring process.

 

This may seem like a small change, but it can have a significant effect on how a candidate is perceived—and signees hope it will help employers see a criminal record in the full context of one’s personal background and experience as a worker.

Quality Employee

We take the time to listen and understand your business. Our industry-specific recruiters and account teams, combined with our access to the best talent, ensure that we locate, screen and place only the most qualified employees.
Quality Relationship
But we don’t stop there. We stay connected with you to ensure our employees are meeting your expectations, and we are delivering on our promises.
Strategic Partnership
Working together, we develop a strategic partnership to provide workforce consultation to make your staffing process more effective and evolve your business.
Our construction workers are trained and skilled in the following
For Construction Managers / Supervisors: construction management, project management, inspection, labor relations, quality control, scheduling, supervising, building site supervision, blueprints, reporting, time management, punch lists, contracting, estimating, material costing, invoicing, renovations, OSHA, hazardous materials, HAZMAT, building codes, electrical codes, and environmental codes.
For Construction Tradespeople: brick laying, carpentry, cement mixing concrete mixing, plumbing, drywall installation, electrical wiring, HVAC, refrigeration, sheet metal work, iron work, masonry, metal lathing, painting, pipe fitting, roofing, surveying, carpeting, trim detailing.
For General Construction Labor roles: heavy lifting, heavy equipment operation (bulldozers, forklifts, backhoes), measuring, safety regulations, hammer skills, power tools, demolition, truck driving.
Know that by contracting with our organization you will be able to join us in providing a double service. You will be able to help the individuals who lost everything and also help by providing work to individuals who is starting over after incarceration.