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Frequently Asked Questions
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- How do I obtain my W2?
- How do I get a letter confirming my employment for my landlord or bank?
- Where do I submit address, phone or email changes?
- How long will it take until my temporary position goes permanent?
- What can I do if I'm not happy with my temp position?
- What do I do if I'm injured on the job?
How do I obtain my W2 ?
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W–2s are mailed automatically to all temporary employees at the end of January each year. In the event that you do not receive your W–2 during this period, please contact your Staffing Supervisor (link to locations).
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How do I get a letter confirming my employment for my landlord or bank?
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To obtain a confirmation of employment, please call your Staffing Supervisor. Be sure to have all the necessary details on hand (contact name, institution, address, etc.) Your Staffing Supervisor will ensure that your letter is prepared and sent to you by email, fax or mail.
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Where do I submit address, phone or email changes ?
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Any changes to your personal information should be submitted to your Staffing Supervisor (link to locations).
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How long will it take until my temporary position to go permanent ?
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Although "temping" often provides the gateway to a permanent position, this is not always the case. In temporary–to–hire positions, the temporary portion of the position varies, depending upon the particular arrangements negotiated with the client. If you are offered a temporary–to–hire position, your Staffing Supervisor can provide specifics on your assignment.
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What can I do if I'm not happy with my temp position ?
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Before acting on any issues you may experience on assignment, please call your Staffing Supervisor to discuss the matter.
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What do I do if I'm injured on the job ?
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If you have been injured on the job, please report the incident to your worksite supervisor immediately and then inform your Staffing Supervisor (link to locations). Prompt and accurate fact gathering is critical at this time. For your protection, you should prepare a report in writing, in order that we can file a Workers' Comp claim on your behalf.
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