Click Here to Watch the Video on Local 12 CINCINNATI (WKRC) - Well into the pandemic, the struggle to hire has shifted some employers' views on hiring "second chance" workers, or formerly incarcerated people, in need of jobs. It’s always been a challenge to get people with criminal records back into the workforce, but
Innovative Labor and Cleaning services would like to say thank you to HCDC, Eric Kearney (President of the African American Chamber of Commerce), the Secretary of State Frank LaRose, Monique Moore with the Secretary of State’s Office, and Nan Cahill with Senator Rob Portman's office, for hosting the Opportunities for Minority Business Round Table. It is great
John London of WLWT talks with owner Troy Parker about getting workers back on the job. WATCH HERE
As the owner of Innovative Labor and Cleaning Services, I am passionate about helping people get the staff they need to achieve their project goals. With that concept in mind, I recently launched the mobile app called Staff UP. It is a great mobile application that allows customers to find the Staffing Companies they need
From Prison to PPP Loans, Troy Parker Employs 125 Workers & Ensured They Were Paid in Partnership with Senator Rob Portman Click here to listen
Click here to listen to Troy's Interview with 700WLW
By Trevor Peters | August 31, 2020 at 2:43 PM EDT - Updated August 31 at 2:43 PM CINCINNATI (FOX19) - A Cincinnati business owner is helping make a federal change after being told he was unable to get Paycheck Protection Program (PPP) funds because of his criminal past. Troy Parker owns Innovative Labor and Cleaning Services, a
When Troy Parker got out of prison in 2015, he wasted no time. He headed straight to the library in his hometown — Cincinnati, Ohio — to start the business he’d spent years of his sentence thinking about. “Prior to going to prison, I was, let's just say, materialistic,” Parker says. “But in prison I saw how many people,
