Each year, the American Staffing Association recognizes National Staffing Employee Week. This special week is all about celebrating the hard-working employees who greatly impact companies and communities through staffing company job placements.

Why This Week Matters

Staffing employees are the backbone of many industries. Whether you’re working in an office, a warehouse, a hospital, or out in the field, your role is important. Companies rely on staffing employees to bring skills, energy, and fresh ideas. Without you, many businesses would struggle to meet their goals.

The Value You Bring

  • Flexibility: You help companies when they need extra support or special skills.
  • Talent: You bring knowledge, experience, and dedication to every assignment.
  • Opportunity: You show how staffing can open doors to permanent roles and career growth.

What It Means for You

National Staffing Employee Week is more than a “thank you.” It’s a reminder that your work matters. Many people start with a staffing job and grow into long-term careers. Others enjoy the variety and flexibility that staffing provides. No matter your path, this week is a chance to celebrate your contributions.

A Message to Our Employees

Thank you to all past, present, and future Landrum Workforce Solutions candidates working hard in our communities. You are the reason we do what we do. Your dedication, work ethic, and commitment inspire us every day. We’re proud to support you, and we look forward to helping you achieve your career goals.

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Makenzee Taylor

Marketing Assistant

Makenzee has been a vital part of the Landrum team since February 2022. A Florida State University graduate with a marketing degree, she gained valuable experience during college through various internships and projects. Now a key member of the Marketing department, Makenzee supports various initiatives, from market research to social media management. You can often find her at job fairs and sporting events like Pensacola Blue Wahoos and Ice Flyers games, connecting with the community.

Makenzee Taylor

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