Comdata to Add Approximately 120 New Positions in Brentwood
BRENTWOOD, TN - Comdata Corporation is expanding its middle Tennessee workforce and adding approximately 120 new operations positions in its corporate headquarters, located in Brentwood.
BRENTWOOD, TN - Comdata Corporation, a leader in payment innovation, is expanding its middle Tennessee workforce and adding approximately 120 new operations positions in its corporate headquarters, located in Brentwood.
The positions are being added to support Comdata's regulatory compliance division, which provides compliance-related solutions such as permits, fuel tax filing, and annual licensing, for transportation companies.
"Comdata has been a member of the Middle Tennessee business community for over forty years, and we are excited to expand our workforce here in this area," says Brett Rodewald, president of Comdata. "We are known for our ability to deliver innovative solutions and world-class customer service, and our Middle Tennessee associates have played a large role in establishing that reputation."
Comdata is the featured company in the August 2010 edition of U.S. News and World Report's Nashville Best in Business section.
Interested applicants can apply online.
About Comdata Corporation
Comdata Corporation is a leading business-to-business provider of innovative electronic payment solutions. As an issuer and a processor, the company enables more than $23 billion in fleet card, credit card, pay card and virtual card transactions annually. Over 1.8 million Comdata cards are issued annually, and active cards at any given time total approximately 1.5 million. With state-of-the-art technology and redundancy, Comdata captures and reports detailed transaction data, empowering its customers to analyze their spending patterns in order to gain unprecedented control of their expenses. Other Comdata solutions include truck stop point-of-sale (POS) systems, regulatory compliance programs, and receivables financing options. Comdata provides solutions to over 25,000 customers in four primary industries: fleet, aviation, construction and retail/hospitality. Founded in 1969 and headquartered in Brentwood, Tennessee with more than 1,000 employees in the United States and Canada, Comdata is a wholly owned subsidiary of Ceridian Corporation. www.comdata.com
About Ceridian
Ceridian is a leading global business services company that provides reality-based KnowHow to take the guesswork out of impacting your organization's bottom line. From human resources and benefits to productivity and payroll services, we help organizations maximize their human, financial and technology resources. As a leader in payroll outsourcing, gift cards and corporate expense management, we're the driving force in payment innovation. Whether we're partnering with you to save money, grow your business, enhance operations or minimize financial risks we provide the insights and solutions that ensure your success. For more information about Ceridian visit www.ceridian.com or call 800-729-7655.
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