Renoir Staffing Services Has Suspended License

Renoir Staffing Services Has Suspended License

By Lynda Carson - October 11, 2015

Oakland - Renoir Staffing Services, Inc., a large temp agency with offices in California, including Oakland, Alameda, Folsom, Orange, and San Jose, that provides property managers to nonprofit housing developers including the East Bay Asian Local Development Corporation at times, in addition to for profit landlords, has a suspended license, according to records with the Secretary of State.

Renoir Staffing Services, Inc., is also known as Renoir Staffing, LLC, but the records with the Secretary of State does not have a listing for an entity called Renoir Staffing, LLC. Records only exist for Renoir Staffing Services, Inc., entity number C1850395, incorporated in 1993, with Carol Kotewicz-Denker listed as the agent for service of process, and the entity address is 3710 Grand Avenue, in Oakland.

Renoir Staffing Services, Inc, Renoir Staffing, LLC is headquartered at 1301 Marina Village Parkway, Suite 350 in Alameda. According to the website Linkedin they have between 11 and 50 employees.

In addition to providing property managers to numerous nonprofit housing developers in Oakland, Berkeley and the Bay Area, Renoir Staffing also provides temps to other companies needing temporary help.

On it’s website, Renoir Staffing tells it’s clients that they can RELAX by knowing that the employees being provided by Renoir Staffing have passed in-depth background checks, their industry experience has been verified, and that our matches are guaranteed.

Their website fails to mention that the incorporation license filed with the State of California is SOS/FTB suspended for Renoir Staffing Services, Inc, and that as an entity, Renoir Staffing, LLC does not exist.

According to the Secretary of State website: SOS Suspended or SOS Forfeited: “The business entity was suspended or forfeited by the Secretary of State for failure to file the required Statement of Information, and in the case of a domestic corporation that is an association formed to manage a common interest development, the required Statement by Common Interest Development Association.”

“Note: In the case of a domestic or foreign corporation, the Secretary of State suspension or forfeiture also may be due to the failure of the corporation to reimburse the Victims of Corporate Fraud Compensation Fund for a paid claim. However, in most cases, suspension or forfeiture by the Secretary of State is due to failure to file the required statement(s) as stated above. Further information about the type of Secretary of State suspension or forfeiture can be obtained by ordering a status report. For information about ordering a status report, see Information Requests.”

Additionally, Renoir Staffing claims to be “Masters” in the fine art of real estate staffing, by matching qualified property management professionals with temporary and permanent real estate jobs and careers.

With a suspended license, it appears that Renoir Staffing may have a lot of temporary property managers operating in Oakland, Berkeley, Alameda, and elsewhere, that may have access to renter’s personal records.

At times the temporary property managers provided by Renoir Staffing may be evicting renters from their housing or raising their rents, even though the company they are working for (Renoir Staffing, LLC) does not exist as an entity in the state of California, and Renoir Staffing Services, Inc., has a suspended license.

It appears that the folks at Renoir Staffing have may have a lot of explaining to do in regards to the license of Renoir Staffing Services, Inc. being suspended, including the fact that Renoir Staffing, LLC is not listed as an entity in the great state of California.

Renoir Staffing did not respond to my request for an interview regarding to this story.

Click on link below for Renoir Staffing, LLC.

http://www.renoirstaffing.com/

Lynda Carson may be reached at tenantsrule [at] yahoo.com

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