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Frequently Asked Questions
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How much do you charge for your services?We cover insurance and payroll expenses for each employee, taking on the risk of every employee placed at your factory. We cover these costs by charging a bill rate over and above the expected wage rate for the employee, according to their specific type of work. Contact us to learn more.
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How does it work?We’ll handle all payroll services and send you a weekly invoice. You’ll never have to waste time with an unemployment lawyer or workers comp insurance agent. Well worth your investment!
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Can we hire someone permanently?The best situation, for all parties involved, is to place permanent talent with your company. You’ll never want to let them go!
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What services does GoshenHR offer?Working with a staffing agency allows a company to minimize risk while filling labor gaps so they can meet the demand for their product or service. GoshenHR provides to its client’s with dependable employees from the refugee and immigrants workforce. We recruit and vet each applicant, including e-verify and background checks, to ensure we place the best candidates for each open position. We are the best kept secret for the American economy and offer two different service models for our clients:
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What types of companies do you work with?GoshenHR provides staffing services to companies across many industries including, but not limited to: light industrial, hospitality, and construction. Feel free to contact us about your specific industry, and we’ll be happy to determine whether or not we can meet your needs. GoshenHR currently operates in the greater Seattle area.
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What is the typical hiring process timeline?The timeline can vary depending on your specific needs, but we aim to provide qualified candidates as quickly as possible. It may take a few days to a couple of weeks, depending on the position and candidate availability.
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Are refugees legal to work in the US?They receive legal status the day they arrived because they’ve already been vetted by homeland security. We also run background checks and E-verify to ensure we are employing only those legal to work in the US.
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Is transportation an issue for refugees resettling in the US?Transportation can be a challenge at times, but most of the refugees in our pipeline have a driver’s license and reliable transportation. We’ve become experts at navigating around transportation issues to match you with the right client.
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What countries do refugees come from?Refugees are individuals who have been forced from their home due to violence, disease or religious persecution in their home country. Most recently, the majority of refugees resettling in the US have come from the Democratic Republic of Congo as well as other East and West African nations. Some Southeast Asian nations such as Burma (Myanmar) have produced many refugees also due to political violence and civil reference. Finally, Syria, Iraq and other nations in the Middle East have hemorrhaged with refugees over the past decade.
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Who is a refugee?By definition, a refugee is “a person who has been forced to leave their country in order to escape war, persecution, or natural disaster“. Most refugees currently living in America are from South Asia, Africa, and the Middle East. Many of them have graduated from higher education and possess relevant professional experience but are largely underrepresented in the job marketplace.
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Is there a language a barrier for refugees resettling in the US?Yes, but many refugees have been studying English for a long time or have lived in the US long enough to pick up the language. We will only place those with your company that have a level of English that is proficient enough to do their job. For repetitive task that do not require a steep knowledge of the English language, GoshenHR will offer interpretation service during the onboarding to allow refugees or employess to understand their task. We also work with local community colleges and Non-profit to help teach refugees/immigrants the English language.
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Are refugees legal immigrants?All refugees are considered legal U.S. residents upon arrival. Each individual or family goes through a stringent screening process that includes numerous interviews with the United Nations. We perform background checks and use E-verify to confirm the legitimacy of each employee. Many refugees from the Middle East fought alongside American troops in combat or aided American forces in some capacity.
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