JMARK Gives Employees $1,000 Bonus, Citing Awesome Employees as the Reason
Jan 12, 2018
Tax reform certainly helps, but the real reason the Board of Directors at JMARK Business Solutions, Inc., gave a bonus to its employees is that those employees are amazing.
Springfield, United States - January 12, 2018 /MarketersMedia/ —
In December of 2017 JMARK Business Solutions revealed to its employees at a company party, that they were giving all 110 employees a $1,000 bonus. CEO Thomas H. Douglas cited “just flat out employee awesomeness” when he announced the bonuses at the company’s end-of-year employee party.
The Springfield, Missouri based I.T. services company noted that while the recently passed federal tax reform bill certainly helps business interests moving forward, the plan for such significant end-of-year bonuses was conceived, and arrangements for the bonuses were made, before Congress ultimately completed and passed the legislation.
“We truly believe we have the best employees in the world,” Douglas says. “They worked hard through a lot of growth challenges in 2017, allowing us to offer world-class information technology services to our clients day in and day out. At JMARK, we have a ‘People First, Technology Second’ philosophy, meaning that our mission is to help our clients solve problems, and technology is simply a means to that end. These bonuses are our way of extending that philosophy to our employees, whose hard work, dedication, and ingenuity give JMARK the foundation for all our success.”
JMARK Business Solutions, Inc. is based in Springfield, Missouri, with offices in Tulsa, Oklahoma, and Fayetteville, Arkansas. It provides complete managed I.T. services, solutions, and support to a large array of clients covering a broad spectrum of industries. Over the last 30 years, the company has grown into one of the top 100 managed service providers in North America.
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Organization: JMARK Business Solutions, Inc.
Address: 601 N. National Ave, Suite 102, Springfield, MO 65802
Phone: 417-863-1700
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