About - Staffing Solutions, Inc. of Columbus

Overall Feedback:

was ok at first, walked in looking for a job and the interview process went well. Khris seemed like she cared and was aware I am currently under restriction for not being allowed to wear steel toe shoes unlike most but the time it took for a job that may fit was a bit of time. Though the supervisor for the first job was very unprofessional and being nothing but rude, insulting and uncomfortable to me and my mother the whole day. When we got the prep sheet there was no where in it where to park and when we called about his behavior they made excuses for him so this job was not a fit. Khris said she would find us a replacement job and it took her almost a week to find us something but she told us we would never have to walk in the building for a prep sheet that she would email us and she said we had to go up there. When we arrived for the prep sheet, she was told there was a doctors appointment and could not stay long yet we had to wait when we arrived to get there and we felt she played around giving us the paperwork. She didn't tell us anything about the job just handed us the paper and that was it. Mentioned that it had to be steel toe shoe knowing I am still under restriction that I would have to wear them knowing my doctor has not released me yet and when I mentioned I didn't have them and had not gotten paid yet she just shrugged it off and said "well you can go to walmart and get a pair for $25" knowing I didn't have any money. Called to find out more about the job and was told It was an orientation and a walk through that we wouldn't be working that day . When the day came, most people were not at orientation cause I believe they were sent to the wrong building and then was mislead cause we were not prepared for what the day truly held which they wanted us to work but we didn't have any lunch packed or anything so we felt like we were set up for failure. Later that night, came down severly sick with a stomach flu with temps of 100.6 with them rising and ended up in the emergency room where we were there for many hours up into the next day. Our phones had died while we were there and when we finally were able to go home and charge them we got rude messages from April about like we blew off work and we got a text message saying if we didn't get ahold of some guy named Eric they were going to deactivate our rapid cards cause they don't do direct deposit. We are owed what money comes from the orientation. Am very unsure about if we'll get the money with the way things are.If I was anybody I would not work for them cause they are very dishonest for giving all the information so it feels you're set up more for failure than success through them.