Advantages of Goodwill Temporary Staffing

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Many job candidates come to Goodwill already trained and ready to work. Before the Goodwill employment agency sends some candidates out to work, they may have the opportunity to seek job skills training and learn more effective job-seeking skills, including resume building, interviewing skills, career exploration and more.

Below are many of the benefits you will immediately see.

Reliable

Employees are screened for reliability, a professional attitude and appearance, experience, education, interpersonal and communication skills, work skills and work ethic. According to the needs of the employer, reference and background checks may be conducted.

Fast

Working as your partner, Goodwill temporary staffing will make a quick study of your business. Once we have a thorough understanding of your needs, you will be quoted rates for each position. Your temp hire could arrive as soon as tomorrow.

Reputable

Goodwill temporary staffing is motivated by the people side of the business. We are determined to make each individual placement a success, both for the employer and for the employee. And unlike any other provider, temporary staffing revenue helps to support Goodwill's many community services.

Quality

Goodwill pre-measures candidates for all of the qualities that are vital to your individual business needs. We offer the richest pool of talent anywhere, available to you upon demand. In addition to resources other staffing agencies utilize to recruit employees, Goodwills also tap into employees referred from local human services agencies and individuals enrolled in Goodwill workforce training programs.

“We’ll never send an employee out to an employer unprepared,” says a recruiter at GoodWork Staffing, a division of Goodwill Industries of the Southern Piedmont (Charlotte, NC).

Some Goodwills partner with area businesses to develop recruiting programs that will help close their periodic or permanent employment gaps. They provide employees for federal and state government, as well as private sector employers, and offer competitive rates.