Temporary Workforce Solutions

BRIDGING BUSINESS CULTURES

THE ABC STORY

Maiyoua Thao: President

Maiyoua has several years of experience as a successful business owner and entrepreneur.  She graduated from the University of Wisconsin – Oshkosh with a Master’s of Science in Education and Professional Counseling. Maiyoua has been active within the community for organizing educational workshops and programs, and for five years has helped plan the Annual Hmong Educational Conference hosted by the Appleton Area School District.  She has also volunteered to serve on a committee to assist new refugees settle productively into the Fox Cities. She was also a core planning committee member for the 2009 Hmong National Development Conference in Appleton. Currently, Maiyoua is an active Council Member for the City of Appleton and serving on the Retirement Security Task Force, as appointed by Governor Tony Evers.

“When we first arrived here in the United States, we all had to learn our ABCs”, says Maiyoua, President of ABC Staffing.  “Our staffing agency is a reminder that ordinary people with limited English skills can become educated and outstanding citizens within our communities.  They just need to be given the opportunity to find stable employment and provide for their families.  These workers may not end up being lawyers, doctors, and business owners; but their children may very well be.  I look at my own journey from a refugee camp in Thailand to being a business owner and entrepreneur in the city of Appleton.  My hope is to give someone the same opportunity my family was given.”

OUR RECRUITING VALUES

We are careful who we place with our clients.  While there is no test for “human nature”; we have found that our processes allow us to place qualified, ready to hire staffing associates who are ready to work.  We bridge cultural employment gaps by ensuring your requirements are received across language barriers.

Some of the check points we implement are:

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