Officials of Integrity Staffing Solutions joined Lt. Gov. Matt Denn and the New Castle County Chamber of Commerce is cutting the ribbon for new offices at the Iron Hill Corporate Center south of Newark.
Integrity’s new 17,230 square-foot work space in the Ogletown area will support its Delaware-based corporate employees and will include conference, training and collaborative work spaces.
The company has about 80 employees at the office in Iron Hill, the former MBNA/Bank of America complex that now houses offices for Barclays credit card operation, JP Morgan Chase and other companies.
President and co-founder Todd Bavol said Integrity provided over 90,000 seasonal and permanent job opportunities for its associates at various client locations across the U.S. in 2013. That includes 7,000 opportunities in Delaware.
Integrity Staffing Solutions was launched in 1997 in the Newark area. It later moved to the Wilmington riverfront, but in the latest relocation returned to a site near its original location in Christiana.
The company specializes in temporary and direct-hire employment and customized staffing models that facilitate the growth of careers, communities and companies.
