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Drake International provides superior Business and HR Solutions, working directly with companies to increase productivity, customer satisfaction, performance and retention.

In a growing global market whose current trends tend to be against employers, it is even more important to attract the highest qualified and talented individuals to fill open positions as well as retain skilled and accomplished employees.

In business since 1951, Drake has worked diligently with companies to provide the solutions they need in order to grow and retain their staff. Providing a wide range of HR solutions, Drake will assist you in meeting your HR goals, whether they involve training, recruiting or management consulting.

Drake's suite of unique and innovative business and HR solutions can be customized to suit any company's needs, and assists you in achieving top-level results over an extended period of time.

If you find it a challenge in today's marketplace to train, retain and challenge employees, then Drake International has the HR solutions that will best fit your needs.

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Recruiting

Drake International works in collaboration with companies to effectively strategize growth development within current staffing needs and requirements. Their suite of business and HR solutions was created to improve business relations, both internally and externally. drakeintl-logo1.png

Many companies settle for less out of desperation. Let Drake International take some of the burden off your shoulders by helping you create consistent hiring practices that are sure to quickly fill those vacant positions. Drake offers permanent recruiting services as well as unbundled recruitement services. Both of these solutions guarantee that you will find the most qualified candidate for the position.

Temporary Positions

Many companies experience times where they are in need of temporary help. Drake can also help you with your temporary staffing needs. They have decades of experience providing temporary workers that best suit each company's needs.

Assessments and Employee Profiling

In addition to assisting in the fulfillment of both permanent and temporary staff positions, Drake International will also help you in profiling top performers, as well as creating assessments by which to measure employee productivity.

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Every company should have strict HR policies in place, ensuring consistency across the board. Whether you need assistance in building performance management guidelines or successfully building teams, Drake International can help.

Providing HR consulting solutions guaranteed to meet your needs, Drake's experienced professionals are there to consult you on HR solutions that will allow you to set in motion your company's best practices. In the end, your company will have reached a level of consistency that ensures effective employee relations and will drive the company forward.

HR Solutions on Every Level


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In addition to providing superior business and HR solutions, Drake also offers a job search venue where qualified individuals can go to apply for immediate job openings or submit their resumes.

Check out Drake's events index for current seminars and webinars.

View Drake's current publications, which outline best HR practices.

View Drake's media releases.

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Toll-free: 800-GODRAKE


Arcadia Branch

55 E. Huntington Dr., Suite 130
Arcadia, CA 91006
Phone: 626-445-8900
Fax: 626-445-0137


Plantation Branch

100 S. Pine Island Rd.
Suite 104
Plantation, FL 33324
Phone: 954-424-9331
Fax: 954-424-6424

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55 E. Huntington Dr.
Suite 130
Arcadia, CA 91006


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