TriNet Brings Lots of Job Opportunities to Right to Work Georgia
TriNet is planning to establish operations soon in Right to Work Dunwoody, Georgia, with a $15.4 million investment. The company also plans to create 750 new jobs. So this will be an excellent economic addition to the area for years to come!
From Area Development Magazine:
“We look forward to opening a new TriNet office in metro Atlanta and becoming a part of this vibrant and growing business community. […] We are excited to partner with Atlanta’s strong universities and thriving small business ecosystem as we expand our local team and establish a hub where TriNet colleagues from across the country can come together for training, development, and collaboration to better serve our customers.” […]
“TriNet’s decision to locate in Georgia reflects the confidence companies have in the state as a hub for innovation, talent, and long-term success. […] Strong partnerships between industry, communities, and higher education drive economic growth. We’re excited about the opportunities this investment will bring and congratulate Dunwoody and DeKalb County on this milestone. Welcome to Georgia, TriNet.” […]
“TriNet’s investment in DeKalb County is a testament to the strength of our workforce, our infrastructure, and our commitment to fostering a thriving business environment. […] The creation of 750 new jobs will bring invaluable opportunities to our residents while reinforcing DeKalb as a premier destination for corporate growth and innovation. We proudly welcome TriNet to our community and look forward to the positive impact this expansion will have on our local economy and workforce.”
“TriNet’s investment in DeKalb County will create jobs, drive innovation, and strengthen our economy. […] With direct access to a pipeline of emerging talent from metro Atlanta’s renowned universities, TriNet is uniquely positioned to connect businesses with the next generation of HR and business professionals.”
To read the previous economic update on Right to Work states, click here.