MEDIA-TECH
CANDIDATES
One of our 2011
goals in response to
client needs was to
develop a pool of
candidates qualified
and available to
perform project
work in some of
today's
fastest-growing
fields. To help your
business find a way
to access these
unique talents
without the need to
hire additional staff,
we offer placements
of experienced
media-tech workers
in such fields as:
• Graphic Design
• Web Design
• Film/Media Editor
• Software Engineer
• Network Systems
Analyst





Well, you do have to make a phone call. When we learn about your organization and your
temporary need or your search for a new staff member, we search our database for qualified
candidates and contact those who match your requirements to find the best possible
available candidate. This activity is handled by Certified Staffing Professionals with an
average of over nine years' experience. You will hear from them at least daily to update you
on the status of your order. When they locate the best available candidates, they will
contact you to confirm arrangements for starting the assignment. If no one matching your
criteria is available immediately, we will tell you that information and offer any alternate
option or timeframe for filling your need.
On your end, this means no recruiting, no management time spent sorting through
applications and resumes, no wondering how to screen candidates to make sure that they
can do what their resume claims, no interviewing time (unless you choose to do so), and no
new hire paperwork.
"Work" is the key word.
And we do it for you.
2012 Personnel Partners, Inc.
How it Works
Office Staffing
We have a test for nearly
every office skill, and
we're not afraid to use it.
You pay only for hours worked.
An hourly bill rate is selected in advance that covers an appropriate hourly
wage for the work performed, all related employment taxes, payroll costs,
recruiting, testing and screening applicable to your order, and overhead.
You have no other cost than the payment of this bill rate for each hour
worked by the temporary employee.
Our Employee.
Your Workplace.
Then our employee reports to do the job. When the employee begins working on
assignment, we check in on the firstday to confirm that we appear to have a good match
(and regularly after that to answer any questions that you or the employee may bring up
about the assignment).
Our employee will have a timecard on which actual hours worked are recorded. At the end
of the week, you and the employee sign the timecard, and our employee turns it in to us,
leaving a copy with you. From this timecard, we prepare the paycheck and your invoice for
hours worked.
If circumstances change either before or after your order is filled, you are under no
obligation to start a temporary employee on assignment or to meet any specific length of
time you expected the work to last.
If the temporary employee impresses you as a possible candidate for employment with you,
an offer of employment is made under terms we agree on in advance. Typically, this involves
have set a "probationary" number of hours to be worked on our payroll, after which you
simply arrange a transfer to your own payroll at any time at no additional charge.
If a position involves work in an office setting, we
want to help you fill it. Some of the more common
requests we receive include: