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Republic, Missouri

Penmac Staffing in Republic, Missouri

Republic’s Penmac Staffing branch enjoys the privilege to work with local businesses and job seekers to help with employment services and needs. For companies, Penmac works to recruit and hire employees on their behalf, and is also able to manage HR services such as benefits administration, unemployment insurance, and worker’s compensation. For job seekers, Penmac can help candidates find and apply for work. The Penmac location in Republic, MO opened in 2021, and looks forward to growing with the community.

Business in Republic, Missouri

Republic, MO is a growing town—with its largest employment sectors including education, industrial distribution, and retail. Its location along major highways provides easy access to major economic markets in the United States. The city is also connected directly to the national rail network through its BNSF railway, making it a great place for warehousing and logistics!

About Republic, Missouri

Republic, MO is a city in southwest Missouri in Christian and Greene Counties. With more than 16,000 residents, it’s the second largest city in Greene County. This rapidly growing community is part of the Springfield, MO metropolitan area, which is the third largest metro in the state. The population is expected to grow even more over the next decade.

Brandon Stokes

Branch Manager, Nixa and Republic

Brandon Stokes started working with Penmac Staffing in 2015 at the Springfield, MO office. Stokes was promoted to Branch Manager of the Nixa location in 2019, and was named to oversee the Republic office in 2021 Prior to working at Penmac, Stokes worked as a truck driver and spent six years in the Missouri National Guard, deploying to Afghanistan in 2009. Stokes received his Associates degree in Business and Marketing from Ozarks Technical Community College. Stokes enjoys connecting job seekers with a job that works for them. "We want to make Penmac in Nixa the go-to staffing agency in Christian County," Stokes said.