Labor for Hire is a temporary employment agency that specializes in staffing solutions across Florida. We focus on being an intermediary that helps businesses and laborers connect and find the best fits. We don't want to just be a company that matches businesses and names. We strive to be the best in our field, so that we can find the best openings for the best talent. That's what's good for businesses and for job seekers alike.
What Sets Us Apart for Businesses?
Businesses can always find someone to hire, but you need OSHA trained workers who've been screened and assessed. You need certifications checked, references called. You're out there getting contracts and managing projects. You expand and contract your work force depending on what you need and when. If you don't have a full-time HR department that's skilled in taking care of these concerns in a swift and stress-free manner, you’re running behind.
You shouldn't have to specialize in an entire second field to accomplish what we can provide you easily and affordably We have experts who have done this for years, who know your industry, and how to locate talented staff that suit your needs and your schedule.
What Sets Us Apart for Job Seekers?
Just as we're here to aid businesses find good temporary employees, we're here to help laborers in the difficult task of finding employment. Looking for work is already a full-time job in itself. Labor for Hire helps laborers like you secure work; we provide you with training so that you can get certifications that are necessary for expanding your job range. We can even help you with transportation to and from job sites.
It can be hard and overwhelming finding work. You'll often take the first job that comes across your radar. That might not be a good job for you. That might not be a great fit. If that's the case, it doesn't help you or the business. Why take on this process alone? Why not have options? Why not have a temporary employment agency helping you find additional options that help you take control of your job search?
