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Our Contract-to-Hire program enables our clients to fill a full-time position after an on-the-job performance evaluation. Selecting this service option provides the opportunity for a client to assess an employee’s performance and suitability to a position and the organization prior to making a hiring commitment.
Contract-To-Hiring service benefits both the client and the temporary employee who is seeking long-term employment. The process for candidate interviews, screening and recruitment is similar to that for a temporary employee, however the candidate will have different long-term goals, interest and involvement in the company.
During the contract-to-hire phase, the employee is employed on a fixed-term contract, typically ranging from a few months to a year. The exact duration can vary depending on the employer's needs and industry standards.
The contract employee is assigned specific job responsibilities, just like a permanent employee. They are expected to contribute to the company's projects and goals.
The contract employee is typically paid an hourly or fixed rate, and they may or may not receive certain benefits like health insurance or paid time off. Compensation terms are usually defined in the contract.
Throughout the contract period, the employee's performance and compatibility with the company's culture are evaluated. This evaluation is crucial to determine whether the employee is a good fit for a permanent position.
At the end of the contract period or at a pre-determined point, the employer decides whether to offer the contract employee a permanent position. This decision is based on their performance, the company's hiring needs, and budget considerations.
If the decision is to hire the individual permanently, the employer extends a job offer with details about the permanent position, including salary, benefits, and other terms of employment.
The contract employee has the option to accept or decline the permanent job offer. If they accept, they become a full-time, permanent employee of the organization.
Employers can assess a candidate's skills and fit with the company before committing to a permanent hire, reducing the risk of a bad fit.
Contract employees typically receive fewer benefits than permanent employees, resulting in potential cost savings.
Contract to hire allows companies to bring in needed talent quickly while following a formal hiring process.
Employers can adapt to changing business needs by easily scaling up or down without the commitment of permanent hiring.
Contract employees have the chance to prove themselves and secure a permanent position.
It provides an opportunity to gain valuable work experience and make professional connections.
While not permanent, it offers a source of income and often more job security than traditional temporary positions.
Contract employees may have more control over their work-life balance.
It’s essential for both employers and employees to clearly define the terms and expectations of the contract to hire arrangement in a written agreement, including details about compensation, evaluation criteria, and the process for transitioning to permanent employment. Additionally, adherence to labor laws and regulations is crucial to ensure that the arrangement is fair and compliant.