Staffing for Tampa Bay employers
Temporary workers for this week, temp-to-hire for the roles you want to test, and direct hire searches for the ones you can't afford to get wrong. Tell us the role and the start date, and you get a bill rate before anyone shows up.
- Workers are W-2 employees of an insured Tampa staffing agency
- Bill rate agreed before anyone starts
- Urgent orders worked the same day
- Hillsborough, Pasco and Pinellas counties
What do you need to fill?
- I need workers this week
- Someone quit and the shift is uncovered
- Event this weekend needs staff
- Hiring a permanent employee
- Want to try someone before hiring
- Planning for a busy season
Urgent: calling is fastestCan be planned
Staffing services in Tampa
Screened, W-2 workers across the roles Tampa Bay businesses fill most.
- Temporary staffingScreened workers for this week, paid and insured by the agency.
- Temp-to-hireWork with someone for a set period before you put them on payroll.
- Direct hireA recruited search for permanent roles, with a fee only when you hire.
- Light industrial and warehousePickers, packers, forklift operators and assemblers, by the shift or the season.
- Office and administrativeReceptionists, admins, customer service, bookkeeping and data entry.
- Hospitality and eventsServers, bartenders, banquet staff, housekeepers and kitchen help by the shift.
- Skilled tradesElectricians, HVAC techs, welders, carpenters and helpers for contractors.
- Healthcare supportNon-clinical staff for practices and hospitals: front desk, scheduling, billing, records.
How it works
- Send the order. Role, number of people, shift, pay range and start date. A recruiter calls back to confirm the details.
- Agree the rate. You get the bill rate or placement fee in writing. Nothing is sourced until you approve it.
- Review candidates. Screened and verified workers, with a short profile on each. You can interview or let the recruiter place.
- Start and check in. Workers start on your schedule. The recruiter checks in the first day and the first week, and replaces anyone who isn't working out.
What hiring looks like in Tampa Bay
Fast growth, a seasonal economy and a labor market that tightens every spring shape how employers here staff.
A tight local market
Hillsborough and Pasco keep adding jobs faster than people move in to fill them. Posting and waiting takes weeks; an agency with an active bench shortens that to days.
Temporary staffingSeasons that swing
Tourist season, spring training, the Strawberry Festival, Gasparilla and the holiday shipping peak all land between November and April. Seasonal crews are built in advance, not the week of.
Hospitality and eventsWarehouses along the interstates
Distribution centers along I-4, I-75 and US 301 compete for the same forklift operators and pickers. Pay rate and shift pattern decide who shows up.
Light industrial and warehouseHealth systems that keep expanding
New hospitals and clinics in Wesley Chapel, Riverview and the USF corridor need schedulers, registrars and patient-access staff as fast as they open.
Healthcare supportWhere we work
Tampa and the communities around it in Hillsborough, Pasco and Pinellas counties.
Hillsborough County
Pasco County
Pinellas County
Common questions
How fast can you send someone?
For common roles like general labor, pickers and front-desk coverage, often the next business day when the order comes in before noon. Specialized roles take longer, and the recruiter will give you a realistic date when you call.
Who is the employer of record for temporary workers?
The staffing agency. Temporary workers are its W-2 employees. It handles payroll, payroll taxes, workers' compensation and unemployment, and you receive one weekly invoice.
What does staffing cost?
Temporary and temp-to-hire staff are billed at an hourly bill rate that covers the worker's pay, payroll taxes, insurance and the agency's margin. Direct hire is a one-time fee tied to the first-year salary. Both are quoted before work starts.
What areas do you cover?
Employers across Hillsborough, Pasco and Pinellas counties, from downtown Tampa and Westshore to Brandon, Wesley Chapel, St. Petersburg and Clearwater. See the full list.
I'm looking for work, not workers. Can you help?
This site is built for employers, but the agency is always hiring for open assignments. Call the number above and ask about current openings.
Talk to a recruiter
If you need people this week, call. For a search, a seasonal plan or a question about rates, the form works just as well.
Weekdays 7am to 6pm. Urgent requests outside those hours get a callback first thing.