Beware: Parker Staffing Services blacklists former...
Beware: Parker Staffing Services blacklists former employees, especially those who move onto other staffing agencies that provide better assignments with better pay. Also, be very careful about reporting on the job problems such as harassment or racial disputes because Parker Staffing Agency will immediately terminate the assignment in order to cover up problems. Do not trust anyone who convinces you to stay on an assignment within a toxic environment.
It's time to clarify and put into perspective recent feedback from Parker Staffing Services.
First, I stand by my original review of the agency because no one there made any good faith attempts to contact me between 2016 and 2018 for any assignment. In fact, I didn't resign an assignment. The on site manager terminated the contract because I notified her about the toxic workplace environment where the company employees showed hostile indifference towards ethnic men and women. None of the onsite staff had the maturity or professional judgment to intervene with employee relations onsite because they didn't value me or my time as an employee. Quite honestly, Parker Staffing didn't see the company culture as a problem, and rather than find another company that respected ethnic men and women, the company chose to put the blame on the person who brought up the issues. As a result for speaking up about an ingrained culture of hostile indifference to ethnic women, which directly, contributed to the toxic workplace environment, Parker Staffing terminated all future contact and refused recommending me for future assignments within its agency and to others.
Second, a change in management must have recently occurred at within its offices because the current office staff decides to respond to feedback on social media sites such as Google in order to protect the company brand. Someone in the current management decides to improve general reputation of the company after widespread word of mouth from former contract employees generated less than favorable reviews. Now the Parker Staffing Services staff realizes the social and legal consequences of blacklisting employees whom they consider expendable because of the power of social media.
Finally, I have learned from my experience with Parker Staffing Services by becoming more selective about which agencies to send my resume, asking very specific questions about assignments and their overall corporate culture, and directing any and all workplace issues to human resources. I have also grown wise to the fact this staffing agency only cares about cultivating contracts with companies and will do any and everything to protect those contracts, even if it means throwing hard working people under the bus.
