PrideStaff, a nationally franchised staffing organization, is pleased to announce that they were ranked number 40 on Staffing Industry Analysts' 2022 Largest Industrial Staffing Firms in the United States .

FRESNO, Calif. , Aug. 17, 2022 /PRNewswire-PRWeb/ -- PrideStaff, a nationally franchised staffing organization, is pleased to announce that they were ranked number 40 on Staffing Industry Analysts' 2022 Largest Industrial Staffing Firms in the United States . . This is the fifth consecutive year that the staffing and placement firm has received this mark of distinction, a testament to their sustained excellence and continued growth, despite a challenging market.

This year, PrideStaff is one of 57 elite organizations that each generated over $100 million in U.S. industrial temporary staffing revenue last year, the criteria for making this year's list. Combined, these companies created more than $30.5 billion in industrial staffing revenue, accounting for 84% of the market share within the growing light industrial segment.

In developing this list, Staffing Industry Analysts (SIA) defined "industrial" temporary staffing as workers that fall into "blue collar" occupations, such as manufacturing assemblers, machinists and welders, forklift operators and material movers, truck drivers, construction laborers and skilled trades, maintenance and cleaning workers, security guards, food service workers, retail and event staff, agricultural workers, and environmental cleanup workers.

"We are honored to be recognized as one of the largest industrial staffing firms by Staffing Industry Analysts, particularly after such a challenging year," said PrideStaff Co-CEO & COO, Tammi Heaton . "Making this list for the fifth consecutive year proves that our flexible staffing strategies and innovative recruiting solutions have helped our clients thrive in uncertain times."

"Despite changing employment markets, and economic ups and downs, we've remained a leader in industrial staffing by focusing on what our clients and candidates value most." continued Heaton. "We're proud to provide solutions and exceptional experiences that help job seekers and employers adapt and thrive under changing conditions. By helping our partners prepare for what's next, we hope to continue our growth trajectory for years to come and remain A Trusted Partner® to the industrial employers and job seekers we serve."

By investing in the client and talent experience, PrideStaff has become the only staffing firm in the U.S. and Canada with over $100 million in annual revenue to earn ClearlyRated's coveted Best of Staffing® 10-Year Client and Talent Diamond Awards for three consecutive years. The 10-year Diamond Award is earned by fewer than 0.5% of all staffing firms, placing PrideStaff in a truly elite group of companies that lead the industry in satisfaction.

About PrideStaff PrideStaff was founded in the 1970s as 100% company-owned units and began staffing franchising in 1995. They operate over 85 offices in North America to serve more than 5,000 clients and are headquartered in Fresno, CA. With 40-plus years in the staffing business, PrideStaff offers the resources and expertise of a national firm with the spirit, dedication, and personal service of smaller, entrepreneurial firms. PrideStaff is the only nationwide, commercial staffing firm in the U.S. and Canada with over $100 million in annual revenue to earn ClearlyRated's prestigious Best of Staffing® Diamond Awards nine years in a row, highlighting exceptional client and talent service quality.

For more information on our services, or for staffing franchise information, visit our website.

Bri Castro , PrideStaff, 559.432.7780, bcastro@pridestaff.com

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