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• Successful Companies Find a Way To Weather the Economic Storm

  Georgia Trend Magazine partnered with the premier southeast regional CPA firm of Cherry, Bekaert & Holland LLP to select and verify the fastest growing middle market businesses in Georgia that met strict eligibility criteria and demonstrated three years of sustained sales and employment growth.

• MAU Makes SC Chamber of Commerce 2008 South Carolina Big 50

  For the second year in a row, MAU (Management, Analysis & Utilization, Inc.) was recognized by the South Carolina Chamber of Commerce as the state’s 29^th largest firm in the publication's Big 50 list. The November issue of the chamber’s South Carolina Business Magazine ranks the “Big 50” by number of South Carolina employees and year-over-year progress for private, public and foreign-affiliated companies.

• BMW's expansion of Spartanburg plant is on track

  BMW AG is forging ahead with a $750 million expansion of its U.S. factory even as it makes deeper cuts to worldwide production. The expansion of the Spartanburg, S.C., factory is "proceeding on time and on budget for a production start in 2010," says Robert Hitt, a BMW Manufacturing Co. spokesman.

• S.C. politicians favor BMW over bailout of Detroit

  The big brands that fuel South Carolina’s automotive industry - BMW, Bosch, Daimler, to name a few - immigrated from foreign lands. So it might not come as a huge surprise that S.C. lawmakers are less than enthusiastic about spending $25 billion in taxpayer funds to save the domestic auto industry in Detroit, some 700 miles away.

• Wall Street Journal – South Could Gain as Detroit Struggles

  Foreign Auto Makers, Drawn to Region's Nonunion Labor, Are Poised to Reshape U.S. Car Industry

• Temp hiring slow in down economy

  Randy Hatcher's firm, MAU Inc, helps employers find temporary workers. He says revenues are down about 3 percent from last year, and he projects they'll drop further.

• MAU founder Bill Hatcher hits his targets

  The president of MAU Workforce Solutions Inc., which stands for Management, Analysis and Utilization, took the reigns of his father's company nine years ago, and he is achieving significant results.

• MAU makes Inc. 5000 List

  (August, 08) MAU (Management, Analysis & Utilization) was recognized by Inc. Magazine’s awards committee on the Inc. 5000 list. The list honors the fastest-growing private companies in America.

• MAU's Commercial Division Ranked No. 11

  (August, 08) MAU’s (Management, Analysis & Utilization) commercial staffing division took the number 11 position on Staffing Industry Analysts list of “U.S. Women- and Minority-Owned Staffing Firms.”

• Attorney discusses culture in workplace

  Jonathan Martin II, a Macon attorney who focuses on employment discrimination litigation with Constangy, Brooks & Smith, was the featured speaker at MAU Workforce Solutions' Lunch 'N' Learn meeting in Augusta on Wednesday.

• Driven by demand: BMW’s expansion accelerates business for suppliers

  All this new business requires people. Brett Yardley, marketing and communications specialist with Management, Analysis and Utilization Inc., says in anticipation of their needs, BMW approached MAU to help launch a new work force concept to begin in July. MAU was already working with BMW to provide production line associates.

• Management for the ages

  Human resources experts and analysts are shining a spotlight on management challenges of managing several generations in the work force.

• Experience with E-Verify: New SC Immigration Requirements Not New to All

  The South Carolina immigration reform bill became law on June 4, requiring all state employers to verify their employees legal status. Many firms will turn to the Homeland Security’s E-Verify to help shoulder the burden, but incorporating the internet-based system into hiring process won’t happen overnight. South Carolina company MAU fully integrated E-Verify into its hiring process and was able to overcome several issues.

• MAU Accepts Prayer Requests for National Day of Prayer

  “Email us your prayer requests!” Every year, MAU honors The National Day of Prayer by gathering to pray, but added a twist this year. “We’re inviting Augustans to email us their prayer requests” said Randy Hatcher, President of MAU, “and we will pray for each one of them.”

• Greenville News – MAU, Tier One hiring for BMW

  MAU Inc. and Tier One Solutions, its new division, are looking for full-time, permanent employees to place in production and logistics positions at BMW Manufacturing Co.'s Gre...

• Community To Gather for Day of Prayer

  When employees of MAU gather to pray Thursday, they will start by checking their e-mail. The Augusta human resources firm is inviting Augustans to e-mail their prayer requests to its 50 or so staffers who participate in the National Day of Prayer.

• Tier One Solutions Named by BMW Manufacturing, Co. To Provide Extended Workforce for Upstate South Carolina Factory

  BMW Manufacturing Co. has engaged the services of a new supplier, Tier One Solutions, a division of MAU (headquartered in Augusta, GA), to provide full-time employees. This agreement was reached to assist BMW in launching a new workforce concept and is part of a multi-year contract that will begin in July 2008. Tier One Solutions will service production and logistics employment requirements to supplement BMW’s own workforce.

• One-on-One with Randy Hatcher

  Randy Hatcher is President of MAU, Inc., a professional staffing service located in Augusta. MAU has made a global impact by helping thousands of people find work.

• Minority Owned MAU Focuses on Black History Month

  Black History Month typically receives a lot more attention at local schools and college campuses compared to the business community. However, MAU, a full service human resources firm, celebrated black history with its Augusta employees this year as both a minority owned enterprise and a workforce solutions provider.

• MAU Makes SC Chamber of Commerce 2007 South Carolina Big 50

  MAU (Management, Analysis & Utilization) was recognized by the South Carolina Chamber of Commerce as the state’s 29th largest firm in the publication's Big 50 list that appeared in the chamber’s South Carolina Business Magazine November issue. The “Big 50” list ranks the number of South Carolina employees and year-over-year progress for private, public and foreign-affiliated companies.

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