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HIRE Technologies Inc V.HIRE.H

Alternate Symbol(s):  HIRRF

HIRE Technologies Inc. is a Canada-based staffing company. The Company offer full staffing services for a range of industries, including information technology, healthcare, electric utilities, and even nuclear services. It has and employs both W2 employees and 1099s, and provides individuals under contract, temp-to-perm, and direct-hire placements. The Company offers staffing services that fit the needs of both the client and candidates. The Company pays its candidates directly through its payroll, so employers don't have to add any complications to their own payroll. The 1099 hire candidates need to provide their Federal Identification number in addition to meeting any other requirements for a given position. The W2 employees receives a range of benefits, including healthcare, long-term disability, and even a Safe Harbor 401k plan that matches 100% of up to 4% of what they put in.


TSXV:HIRE.H - Post by User

Post by wwin1on Sep 09, 2020 10:17pm
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Post# 31531438

Only beginning

Only beginningThis company is in process of raising money to buyout more companies I expect them to be swallowed up by a bigger firm q2 2021
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