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THE LABORMAX STORY
LaborMAX Staffing was founded in 2002. The company began with one office in Las Vegas, Nevada, and has since grown to more than 105 branches in 31 states nationwide.
LaborMAX has partners all over the country. Each entity focuses on specific industries that drive the local market. They know where the best people are, they understand the area and can deploy an on-demand staff from a local office.
When you partner with LaborMAX, you’ll have all the advantages of working with a large company, but without the red tape.
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Strategic Staffing for Light Industrial: Powering Productivity with the Right People
In today’s fast-paced manufacturing and logistics environment, success isn’t just about production speed—it’s about people. The light industrial sector thrives on precision, reliability, and consistency. That’s why LaborMax Staffing and TradesMax Staffing are redefining how businesses approach workforce solutions. We don’t just fill positions—we build teams strategically aligned with your operational goals.
Read more >>Building a Stronger Workforce Through Core Values: The LaborMAX Way
At LaborMAX Staffing, we believe that the strength of a workforce lies not just in skills and experience—but in character. That’s why our company is built on four unwavering core values: Integrity, Honesty, Passion, and Respect. These principles guide every interaction we have with our clients, employees, and communities. They aren’t just words on a wall—they’re the foundation of how we do business
Read more >>The 2025 Construction Labor Crunch: What It Means for Contractors and How LaborMax Can Help
The construction industry is facing a pivotal moment. While the workforce is getting younger and more workers have entered the field recently, Associated Builders and Contractors (ABC) projects that the U.S. construction sector must attract an additional 439,000 workers in 2025 to meet anticipated demand. This is more than a labor statistic—it’s a wake-up call for contractors, project managers, and the staffing industry alike.
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