America’s 25 Hardest-Working Cities

Is your staffing company in one of these cities where people work the hardest? Here are America’s hardest-working cities, according to Movoto.com. The list was made factoring in variables such as average hours worked per week, unemployment, time spent in commute, lack of sleep, volunteering hours, and more:

  1. Seattle, Washington
  2. Arlington, Texas
  3. Fort Worth, Texas
  4. Austin, Texas
  5. San Jose, California
  6. San Francisco, California
  7. Dallas, Texas
  8. Virginia Beach, Virginia
  9. Washington, D.C.
  10. Houston, Texas
  11. New York, New York
  12. Tulsa, Oklahoma
  13. Portland, Oregon
  14. Phoenix, Arizona
  15. Boston, Massachusetts
  16. Oklahoma City, Oklahoma
  17. Mesa, Arizona
  18. Indianapolis, Indiana
  19. Los Angeles, California
  20. San Diego, California
  21. Columbus, Ohio
  22. Denver, Colorado
  23. Albuquerque, New Mexico
  24. Long Beach, California
  25. Baltimore, Maryland

See the complete list here. If your staffing company is in one of these cities, you will probably have to deal with rapid seasonal growth at some point, for which you will need a strong cash flow and a constant source of funding. Otherwise, you risk not being able to keep up with demand because you lack the working capital to expand. Use invoice factoring to make your cash flow strong. It’s fast and easy, and is the only type of funding that grows as your business grows. Even if your staffing agency isn’t in one of these 25 cities, all companies can benefit from invoice factoring.