Staffing firms are employers. They employ thousands for companies and handle payroll, insurance, and much more becoming the "employer of record". Staffing firms post jobs. Also...Recruiting firms do staffing. Staffing firms do Recruiting. Staffing firms and Recruiting firms post jobs and that includes on organic job feeds. Even if those hires only account for 5-10% of the hires, those job posts are important. In Florida alone, On average, 1M+ temporary workers are employed weekly by staffing firms in Florida. They deserve to post organic jobs too. If there are not enough results from the organic free job post, we, the staffing firm (we the employer) sponsor the jobs and spend money. This is not about what a Recruiting firm should or should not do, and how posting jobs is only for the weak...and only the strong recruiters hunt and poach directly...again not my point here, and that is a separate topic. This is about the idea that job posts are a part of the hiring process for everyone who hires directly and staffing/recruiting firms hire directly and in many cases are the employer of record and they should be treated like an employer as well and have the same access to post basic jobs for free on the organic job feeds across America....Linkedin, Indeed, etc.
I will sum it like this Daniel Miller difference between a staffing firm and a recruiter is like the difference between a sushi chef and a fisherman. Both are essential to the process but one provides the final product ready to consume.
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Great insights into the important role that staffing firms play in the workforce!