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Staffing Agency Back Office Support for Recruiters

Every calendar clash between a candidate and a client chips away at the placement.

Automated screening already ranks the pile faster than any recruiter could — that part is done. Whether a candidate turns up Monday is a judgment call, and the cost of getting it wrong lands on your client. GH staffs people trained to make that call.

Candidate PII handled under access controls you define Background-check information handled under its own consent and adverse-action rules Two-week onboarding

The friction we hear most.

Two hundred resumes land on one req and someone has to read all of them

Screening at volume is the job nobody has time for between interviews, client calls and the reqs still open from last week.

An interview gets missed chasing two calendars that never overlap

Every reschedule between a candidate and a client burns goodwill on both sides, and the best candidates have other offers moving.

A background check comes back incomplete the day before start date

A missing reference or an unreturned form surfaces at the worst possible moment, with a client expecting someone on site Monday.

Timesheets trickle in Monday while payroll waits on every one

One missing signature holds up an entire payroll run, and chasing it down every week is a job in itself.

Roles we staff.

Candidate Sourcing & Screening Associate

Screens candidates against the must-have criteria on each requisition, building a shortlist your recruiters actually have time to interview.

Interview Scheduling Coordinator

Finds the slot that works across candidate and client calendars, and manages every reschedule that follows.

Credential & Verification Specialist

Collects references and tracks background-check status, documenting everything for your recruiters to decide on, not deciding for them.

Timesheet & Redeployment Coordinator

Chases timesheets every week and reaches out to candidates between assignments to keep them ready for the next placement.

What they handle, every day.

  • Source and screen candidates against the must-have criteria on a requisition
  • Schedule interviews across candidate and client calendars, including reschedules
  • Collect and verify references before an offer goes out
  • Track background-check status and chase down outstanding documents
  • Chase timesheets every week and flag the ones missing a supervisor signoff
  • Follow up with candidates between assignments to keep them redeployable
  • Confirm start dates and first-day logistics with both candidate and client
  • Field candidate questions about pay, benefits and assignment details
  • Coordinate credential and license checks for regulated placements
  • Chase client sign-off on submitted candidates before a requisition goes stale

Where AI stops. Where we start.

Automation is genuinely faster at the first, predictable touch — that part is not in question. What follows is the moment it runs out of road, and a trained person picks up with the context already in hand.

A req gets two hundred applications overnight

Automated screening ranks every applicant against the must-have criteria before your recruiters are even at their desks, and it does that faster and more consistently than a person reading two hundred resumes ever could. It cannot tell which of the top ten will actually show up ready to work.

Reviews the shortlist, makes the judgment call on the borderline candidates, and books the interviews that are worth a client's time.

A candidate and a client can only overlap on a Tuesday afternoon

An automated scheduler checks both calendars and proposes new times the moment availability changes on either side, faster than anyone could juggle two calendars by hand. It cannot tell when a second reschedule means the candidate has already taken another offer.

Calls the candidate directly, finds out where things actually stand, and either saves the interview or tells the client the truth before a slot gets wasted.

A background check comes back with a discrepancy the day before start date

An automated system flags the mismatch against the submitted application the moment the report lands, with nothing decided on its own. Whether the placement goes ahead is a judgment call that a document mismatch cannot make.

Works the adverse-action process correctly, documents every step, and gives the client a clear answer, with the client making the final call on the placement.

Friday afternoon arrives and a third of timesheets are still missing

An automated reminder goes to every outstanding candidate the moment the deadline passes, which clears most of the list without anyone lifting a phone. It cannot get a candidate who is ignoring their phone to actually respond.

Calls the ones who have gone quiet before the payroll cutoff, and finds out whether it is a forgotten form or a candidate who has already walked off the job.

What changes.

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Put a number on it.

The outcomes above are what changes operationally. Here's what a role like this is worth in dollars at Staffing agencies.

What this could save you on Staffing agencies

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$62,274/yr

$20,800/yr

$41,474

66.6% lower than staying in-house

Full itemised breakdown

See the six line items that make up the US-side total — payroll tax, benefits, paid leave, equipment, and recruiting — for the numbers above.

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Every assumption this rests on

These are conservative public US averages — employer payroll tax, benefits load, paid leave, and the rest — not GH Business Solutions' own measured figures. They're disclosed here in full so you can check the arithmetic yourself rather than take our word for it.

Employer payroll tax 9.15%
Benefits load 25%
Paid leave 20 days
Workstation and software $1,500
Cost per hire $4,000
Annual turnover 30%
GH rate $10.00 per billable hour (our range is $9-$10 — we cost the top of it here)

Ready to talk specifics?

Tell us what's piling up. We'll tell you exactly what we would take off your desk.

We respond within one business day. No sales pressure.

Two weeks, start to finish.

We map your workflow

A dedicated team lead learns your systems, protocols and escalation rules before anyone takes a live call or opens a live ticket.

Supervised live coverage

Your new team works real calls and real tasks alongside your staff, with a safety net until every handoff is clean.

Coverage runs on its own

By the end of week two the team runs independently, with reporting you can review each morning rather than a queue you have to check.

Built to be trusted with what matters.

  • Candidate PII handled under access controls you define
  • Background-check information handled under its own consent and adverse-action rules
  • The team gathers and documents; hiring and placement decisions stay with your staff
  • Payment and payroll data never handled directly by the team

Before you ask.

Will candidates know they are not talking to someone in our office?

Candidates deal with the same team through sourcing, scheduling and verification, and that continuity matters more to them than where the team physically sits. It answers under your agency's name and follows your scripts and rules throughout.

How do you handle candidate and background-check data?

Candidate PII is handled under access controls you define, and background-check information follows its own consent and adverse-action rules. The team gathers and documents everything; hiring and placement decisions stay with your recruiters.

Automated screening already ranks our applicants. What's left for your team to decide?

Whether the candidate at the top of that ranked list will actually show up Monday, and what to do about the ones who won't. That is a judgment call made on a phone conversation, and the cost of getting it wrong lands on your client. Anything involving pay, an offer or a dispute goes to a person by default, and hiring and placement decisions always stay with your recruiters.

Can the team work inside the applicant tracking system we already use?

Yes. The team works inside whatever applicant tracking, scheduling and verification tools you already run, using logins you issue and permissions you control. Nothing is migrated and nothing new is installed on your side.

What size desk does this make sense for?

A single recruiter juggling too many open reqs through to a multi-desk agency running volume hiring for several clients. A smaller desk usually starts with screening and scheduling; larger agencies add verification and timesheet chasing across every desk.

How quickly can screening and scheduling support start?

Two weeks is typical. The first week maps your req process, client relationships and verification rules; the second runs live coverage supervised alongside your own recruiters before full handover.

Ready to see this running in your business?

Tell us what's piling up right now. We will tell you exactly what we would take off your desk.

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