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A look at the various types of employment agencies that exist in society; also a look at the differences in functions of each agency.

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There are various types of job seeking/employment agencies that help prospective employees find jobs. Many employment agencies are specialized in certain areas. For example, in some states, there is an employment agency called Kelly Staffing (Delaware and New York). Kelly Staffing works with school districts to find substitute staff for their current employees.

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