1520 Saemann Avenue Sheboygan WI 53081 Phone: 920-451-1313 Fax: 920-451-1526 Celebrating Over 10 Years of Excellence From Janelle's Desk Locate Staffing, Inc. has acquired Great Lakes Staffing through an asset purchase. The acquisition will provide expansion into three additional markets: Manitowoc, Green Bay and Sturgeon Bay. The purchase allows us to strengthen these locations by providing additional service offerings such as: On Site Staffing, On Demand and Direct Personnel Leasing. The synergies between the two organizations were strong and made a great deal of sense when you combine market share with additional service offerings to those new markets. Great Lakes Staffing comes with 8 talented staff members that have a passion for what they do every day; we are truly blessed with each and every one of them. Dennis Ladwig, who has been instrumental to the success of the Sheboygan market will remain and take on a newly created position as VP of Community Relations. We anticipate adding additional staff members in the new markets, as this will allow us to implement additional service offerings not currently offered by Great Lakes Staffing in the new market areas. Locate Staffing, Inc. is an integrity based growth orientated company that provides services through solutions based analysis, sound business practices innovative thinking and outstanding people. We are most proud of our commitment in contributing to the long-term co-existence of citizens in our community and look forward to expanding that commitment into our three additional markets. - Janelle Open Positions Listed on Facebook Go to our Facebook page and “like” our page to receive our latest job openings displayed in your newsfeed.   Our Mission To provide innovative and customized staffing solutions that will meet the ever-changing needs of our clients, while fostering a reputation of a company that measures success by the quality of our performance. Our Vision Locate Staffing will continue to foster relationships that have been built on both honesty and integrity, while providing sound business practices and innovative thinking. Start your job search at Locate Staffing Search job opportunities in your field. Locate Staffing makes your employment search easy! The Basics Of Office Etiquette Workplaces are becoming more informal. But that does not mean that you can behave in an office the way you would when you are at home, or out with your friends. No matter how laid back an office atmosphere is, there are some basic rule of office etiquette that must be respected, if you want to have the respect of your co-workers. Here are some tips, which if you keep them in mind, will ensure that you are liked and respected in your workplace. • Pay attention to your appearance. Even in an office where jeans and tee shirts are the norm, uncombed hair, dirty fingernails and stained clothes are a big no-no. A person who does not care for his appearance is an embarrassment to others. • Keep you work station neat and tidy. A cluttered workstation is an inefficient one and reflects on your work ethic. Additionally, co–workers may get turned off by a dirty work station and avoid meeting with you to discuss work issues. You are the one who will suffer. • Be on time. Everyone gets delayed once in a while, but if you have the reputation of always being late to office or for attending meetings, people will think you don't take the work seriously and will work without you. The next thing you know is that you are both unwanted and dispensable. • Stay focused no matter how bored you are. There's nothing more insulting to your co-workers than being caught with your mind wandering while they are discussing matters with you. • Keep your phone calls brief and to the point. The person you are calling may be busy so ask if it's a good time to talk. Never talk with food in your mouth and keep your voice low so that you don't disturb others who are sitting close to you. And never keep people on hold for a long time. • In a crowded workplace, it's easy to overhear conversations you are not supposed to. If this happens, and you feel you can help with the problem, don't do it. If your help is wanted, you will be asked. To barge in with unsolicited advice on a matter you are not supposed to know about is rude. • An office is always full of gossip. You can't stay away from it all the time, but when you do talk, keep it to a minimum. You don't want to be known as the office gossip monger. None of these, and other aspects of office etiquette, may affect your personal efficiency, but being someone who is not well liked does. Proper office behavior is the foundation of success.

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