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Job placement services connect job seekers with employers looking to fill open roles. These services are often provided by a staffing agency, employment agency, or recruitment service provider. They handle parts or all of the recruitment process—from posting job openings and sourcing candidates to screening resumes and coordinating interviews. Some providers specialize in certain industries or job types, including in-demand roles across North America’s labor market.

These services can be on-site or remote, depending on the employer's needs. In many cases, they act as an extension of a company's HR team. For businesses, this helps reduce time-to-hire and improve candidate quality. For candidates, it provides support in securing their next role or making a career move. In the U.S., providers must comply with Department of Labor and equal opportunity employment regulations, including how personal data is handled during the hiring process.

Job placement services offer one-time, as-needed recruiting support to help organizations fill specialized or hard-to-fill roles. These services assist with sourcing and pre-screening candidates, while the organization continues managing its overall recruitment strategy and applicant tracking system (ATS) for other positions.

Full-service hiring, on the other hand, is designed for companies—often small businesses—that want to delegate their entire hiring process. A dedicated hiring strategist handles sourcing, screening and delivering qualified candidates across all open roles. Both models offer cost-effective staffing solutions compared to traditional outsourced recruitment agencies.

An employment staffing agency connects job seekers with businesses needing to fill open positions. These agencies help companies by sourcing, screening and placing candidates in roles that match their skills and experience. Staffing agencies can specialize in various industries, including healthcare, technology and manufacturing and may offer different hiring models such as direct hire, temp-to-hire and temporary staffing.

Businesses use staffing agencies to streamline hiring, reduce time-to-fill and access a wider talent pool. Candidates benefit by gaining job opportunities that align with their experience and career goals. Some agencies provide additional support, such as job search guidance, LinkedIn optimization and onboarding assistance, helping both employers and job seekers find the right job fit efficiently.