The past five years have been the most dynamic as our client relationships have carried us to exciting new US markets, coast-to-coast, and presented us with opportunities to place the most amazing people in all types of positions. Mary Kraft HR is certified by the State of Maryland MDOT as an MBE, WBE, and DBE, and by the City of Baltimore as a WBE, and we're the recent winner of Best in Staffing's Client and Talent Diamond Awards, marking five consecutive years of excellence.
From Direct Hire Sales and Executive placements with burgeoning international engineering and manufacturing giants to insurance claims, case management and utilization review professionals, to massive call center engagements and back to our genesis in office administration, our world is growing and morphing in spite of the pandemic and sometimes because of it.
From Direct Hire Sales and Executive placements with burgeoning international engineering and manufacturing giants to insurance claims, case management and utilization review professionals, to massive call center engagements and back to our genesis in office administration, our world is growing and morphing in spite of the pandemic and sometimes because of it.
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Mary Kraft HR was founded in 1989 by Maryland native Mary Kraft and has since partnered with industry-leading healthcare, education, non-profit, financial, commercial and service industry clients to increase productivity and drive cost savings through an array of flexible, cost-effective staffing and outsourced HR options.
Since the company's founding in 1989 the team at Mary Kraft HR has valued the importance of giving back to the community. Whether it's the businesses with whom we are partnering, the Associates we are staffing, or the people we see throughout our daily lives we know that our company is nothing without the people that make up our community.
Candidate one is a seasoned HR Professional with a Master's degree in Labor and Employment Relations from Rutgers University. Their experience is focused primarily in mediation, employee development and union negotiations. They also have extensive knowledge of all HR disciplines. This candidate supported Georgetown University Medical Center in the oversight of more than 3,000 employees, including those in global endeavors.
As a relationship-based recruitment firm, our goal first and foremost is to understand your business in order to find you the best fit. Based on your company culture and needs, we thoroughly vet our candidates to identify who best meets the needs of your company both on paper and in practice. In addition to handling the recruitment process, we also have all the tools needed to manage the talent, so you can focus on conducting your business.
Reviews (11)
Jayson Cabrera
May 28, 2022
Jason Keyes JEKeyes
Jun 25, 2021
Shawna Jackson
Jun 19, 2021
After having worked at their office internally for a period of approximately a year I can say with confidence that this is a terrible place to work. They are complicit in creating, maintaining and enabling a hostile work environment. The problem starts at the top with the company president and continues through the staff, who are too afraid to do anything but go along.
They practice discrimination in their hiring and refuse to put certain candidates who are more than qualified in front of clients who don't want black employees. This place needs to be investigated by ACLU and Maryland of Labor.
They practice discrimination in their hiring and refuse to put certain candidates who are more than qualified in front of clients who don't want black employees. This place needs to be investigated by ACLU and Maryland of Labor.
Marti W.
Feb 28, 2021
This staffing agency needs to talk to one another. I receive multiple calls from multiple employees regarding the same job. One employee tells me I am ineligible for the position; another calls and tells me that I am. Yet another tells me they will check with the company to see if hours can be amended and then never calls me back. I am no longer in the job market but have received 3 calls recently from Mary Kraft employees for the same job from a year ago.
Despite telling them I am no longer seeking employment, a day or so later, another person calls. Followed by an email. So, to me, this speaks to a level of disorganization and lack of communication in this company. Would not recommend them.
Despite telling them I am no longer seeking employment, a day or so later, another person calls. Followed by an email. So, to me, this speaks to a level of disorganization and lack of communication in this company. Would not recommend them.
Bee Good
Jan 20, 2021
Lost my job due to Covid-19 layoffs; the owner PERSONALLY contacted Lisa B. of Mary Kraft and asked her to place me in another position with another company. She COMPLETELY blew me off and stopped taking my calls and responding to my emails. Losing your only source of income during a global pandemic is bad enough. but having an agency you rely on completely disregard you as a human being adds insult to injury! Find another agency!
Robyn Ecker
Jun 17, 2020
Girl Friday
Apr 02, 2020
Mary Kraft agency targeted millenials for a new team at United Healthcare in Minnesota- processing Maryland Medicaid claims to take over from Beacon. Then they fired everyone over 50 during training giving them weak personal excuses. It was a painful experience. Be careful. I waited a month to start training for this job after they recruited me via email and interviewed me by phone. I was re-hired by a former employer days later being fired, so there's nothing wrong with my work, or work ethic.
Ethel Robinson
Mar 24, 2020
I was offered a job. I was given one start date. They called me in early, so I quit my part time job and went. 2 days into a 4 week training class, I get called and told I was getting let go for ZERO reason. She says she's checking on it. We'll see. Now I have to find another job so I can pay my bills.
Jim Elliott
Jan 17, 2020
LIMITED & UNPROFESSIONAL MANAGEMENT The people there are nice, but the president is very unprofessional. She calls to discuss a position with their office, not a client, and sets up an interview for that friday. Calls the next day and leaves a message saying she has to reschedule, fine. I've called at least twice and emailed and never heard anything and it's been over a month.
I realize Mary Kraft wants to grow, but with key management this unorganized and limited I doubt that is going to happen anytime soon. There is really no excuse for that and reflects on the entire organization poorly.
I realize Mary Kraft wants to grow, but with key management this unorganized and limited I doubt that is going to happen anytime soon. There is really no excuse for that and reflects on the entire organization poorly.
Joshua Beach M. L.
Jun 22, 2019
They're a small outfit, but they've got a partnership with some big companies. They've sent me on a couple good temp jobs thus far with good pay, but the temp-to-hire job at the Coca-Cola plant that I was looking forward to never happened even after we went down there and took a tour of the facility. I'll give it more stars if they hook me up with something more permanent soon, so check back at a later date!
Deborah Harm-Johnson
Jun 08, 2018
I was contacted by one of their recruiters regarding a HR position. When we spoke over the phone I asked if I had experience in payroll and benefits and I denied as I am inexperienced in those two areas. However the recruiter still seemed very interested and invited me for an interview, which turned out to be a waste of time. Apparently you need to be experienced in those two areas in order to qualify for the position.
I took off work to be told something that could have been disclosed in the phone interview. Very unprofessional. Also, they wanted me to fill out all these forms before my departure to be added to the system, but why would I fill out documents that include bank info and sign medical release forms, if I wasn't offered a position. Never heard of such thing. Watch out people!
I took off work to be told something that could have been disclosed in the phone interview. Very unprofessional. Also, they wanted me to fill out all these forms before my departure to be added to the system, but why would I fill out documents that include bank info and sign medical release forms, if I wasn't offered a position. Never heard of such thing. Watch out people!