HOW TO APPLY
Our process begins with an in-depth evaluation to assess work history, technical skills, and living situation, while identifying any barriers to employment. After completing an in-person orientation and meeting one-on-one with a job coach, clients are matched with an employer and typically placed in a job within 48–72 hours.
Through partnerships with public transportation and Enterprise Rideshare, we help ensure reliable transportation to and from work. Our team also works closely with other nonprofits to connect clients to critical resources—including housing, healthcare, food, and clothing—supporting them in building a stable path toward long-term self-sufficiency.
When applying online, follow the directions below. Please note, once you've completed the process, you must still visit the Branch to complete the application.
Application Process:
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Select the Branch (Office near you)
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Enter basic information (First & Last Name, Social Security Number)
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Workflow Name will adjust based on your location
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Create your account (Be sure to save your login information for future use)
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Complete the online application form
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Once complete, please visit the office nearest you.
* To apply, all clients must bring two forms of valid government ID. The two most common forms are 1) A SSN card and 2) A state ID, but you can also see the full List of Acceptable Documents.
PLEASE NOTE: First Step Staffing may use text messaging (SMS) to communicate with employees and applicants regarding job opportunities, assignment updates, scheduling, and other work-related information.
By providing your mobile phone number through our application process or other communication channels, you consent to receive text messages from First Step Staffing.
Message and data rates may apply. Message frequency may vary.
You may opt out of receiving text messages at any time by replying STOP to any message. For assistance, reply HELP or contact us directly via email or our Contact Us | First Step Staffing page.
First Step Staffing does not sell or share your mobile phone number with third parties for marketing purposes.
All clients coming from non-profit partners (i.e. The Salvation Army, Gateway, Fulton County Jail, Broad Street Ministries, Project HOME, etc.) must bring a referral letter as well as their ID.
