Labour leasing involves the temporary assignment of qualified personnel to your company, whereas recruitment involves the permanent integration of candidates into your permanent workforce. Temporary staffing offers flexibility for short-term projects, while placement is aimed at long-term recruitment.
Labour leasing pros: | Labour leasing cons: |
Flexibility: Quick adaptation to fluctuating workloads. | Temporary commitment: Employees may be on temporary assignment. |
Time saving: Immediate availability of qualified specialists. | Costs: In the long term, transfer costs can be higher. |
Cost control: Payment only for time actually worked. | Less control: Limited direct influence on the staff hired. |
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Recruitment agency pros: | Recruitment agency cons: |
Long-term cooperation: Direct integration of specialists into your own team. | Time-consuming: The recruitment process can take a long time. |
Costs: Potentially lower costs compared to continuous leasing. | Higher investment: Potentially higher initial investment compared to leasing. |
Direct control: Complete control over the recruitment process and the hiring procedure. | Immediate availability: Staffing gaps are potentially only covered after a month. |