Liquid Agents?

[Lauren81M]

Anyone worked for liquid agents? They say they are on the list of Top 5 Best Companies to work for. Any good/bad input would be greatly appreciated!

[sherie549]

I actually have talked to them and they pay very well, but I haven't used them yet. My recruiter was Ethan Youngblood and he is really great - just hasn't had the contracts that I wanted.

[naskippy]

I use LiquidAgents and I like them...but I do have one thing you should beware of. They like to jam down your throut this Tax Incentive Program for housing. I did it once but they keep making an issue because I will not do it again. It is NOT in the best interest of the travel nurse 99% of the time. They like to force the nurses with them to do this because it shifts the responsibility off them and onto the traveling nurse to provide their own housing....thus this is there insurance policy that the nurse will stay for the duration of the contract if the nurse has to sign the leases and carry the financial responsibility. Also, they get huge tax write offs on this money they give you for housing and it also deflates your base pay...so when you work overtime you get crap for overtime pay.

Overall they are a good company and I like them...but beware and do not let them force this Tax Incentive Program for housing off on you. It is only for their benefit and also beware...they will tell you they will give you an apartment...after you sign the contract this is when they pop up and tell you you have to take the Tax Incentive Program or they threaten to put you into a hotel or one room extended stay...the cheapest they can find for the duration of the contract. They are just testing you. Tell them you will not go to the assigment and they quickly back peddle.

Good Luck

[patricew]

Why deal with a company that makes you go through that kind of nonsense? There are plenty of companies out there-and they work for you!!!

[snapple95]

does anyone have a link for liquid?