Subject: Experiences with Labour Hire?
Hi everyone,
I recently registered with a labour hire company, and a few days later, I received an email requesting that I complete the onboarding process, even though I haven’t been assigned a job yet. I’m curious—why is there a need for a pre-employment process in labour hire before actually securing a position? Would love to hear your thoughts or experiences on this!
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Hi there!
It’s quite common for labor hire companies to have an onboarding process even before you’re officially assigned to a job. This usually involves completing necessary paperwork, background checks, and any mandatory training or certifications that might be required by potential employers.
The idea behind this process is to have everything ready to go once a job opportunity arises. It helps streamline the hiring process for both you and the client company, ensuring compliance with any legal or safety requirements from the start. I know it can feel a bit frustrating, especially when you’re eager to start working, but it’s just part of their standard procedure.
If you have any concerns or questions about the specific steps involved, it might be worth reaching out to your labor hire company for clarification. Good luck!