Contract Staffing

Contract staffing for specialized projects and interim needs.

Valley Search Group helps employers find professionals for defined assignments in Arizona and nationwide. Start with the skills, capacity and duration your project requires.

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Defined assignments.Specialized skills.Flexible capacity.

Built around the hiring need

Match the talent to the assignment.

Contract staffing gives organizations access to specialized professionals for defined projects, temporary requirements, interim support, implementations and changing workforce needs.

Valley Search Group helps identify and engage professionals based on the assignment, required experience, expected duration, location, work arrangement and business objective. The search begins with a clear understanding of the work to be done.

When it makes sense

Additional capacity, when the work requires it.

The assignment’s responsibilities, duration, schedule and work arrangement help determine whether contract staffing is an appropriate approach.

  • The work is temporary, interim or project-based.
  • Specialized skills are needed for a defined period.
  • A system implementation or business initiative is underway.
  • Workload has increased or an employee is temporarily unavailable.
  • A permanent headcount decision has not yet been made.
  • Expansion creates a need for additional workforce capacity.

What we provide

Support from assignment definition to engagement.

The scope is established around your requirement and engagement. Expectations and responsibilities are discussed before work begins.

  • 01Assignment discovery and skill-profile development
  • 02Candidate-market research and contract candidate sourcing
  • 03Experience, availability and assignment-interest review
  • 04Compensation and rate discussions
  • 05Candidate presentation and interview coordination
  • 06Engagement structure, start-date and assignment communication

The process

A search shaped around the assignment.

  1. 01

    Define the assignment

    Clarify responsibilities, skills, duration, schedule, location, work arrangement, rate expectations and project objectives.

  2. 02

    Identify professionals

    Conduct targeted research and direct outreach to qualified professionals who are interested in contract work.

  3. 03

    Evaluate fit

    Review relevant experience, availability, assignment interest, communication and alignment with the work.

  4. 04

    Support engagement

    Coordinate interviews, selection, engagement documents, start-date planning and assignment communication.

The work in context

Where contract support can fit.

These are examples of hiring needs to discuss, with the final scope based on the assignment and available candidate market.

  • Technology implementations
  • Engineering and facilities projects
  • Manufacturing initiatives
  • Marketing projects
  • Program and project leadership
  • Legal and compliance support

Before the engagement

Define the working arrangement early.

Duration, schedule, location, supervision, engagement structure and rate expectations should be discussed before candidate outreach. Assignment availability and terms are evaluated individually. Engagement and onboarding materials are provided directly after an engagement has been established.

Areas of expertise

Specialized across business functions.

The position, required experience and engagement model determine the candidate market.

Before we begin

Questions about contract staffing.

Prepare a recruiting brief
What information is needed for a contract search?

Share the required skills, responsibilities, expected duration, location, work arrangement, schedule, rate expectations and preferred start date. This helps define the assignment and relevant candidate market.

Can contract professionals work remotely?

A remote or hybrid arrangement may be considered when the work, supervision requirements and engagement structure support it. Those expectations should be defined before sourcing begins.

What assignment lengths are supported?

Expected duration is considered with the assignment, required experience and candidate availability. The term and any extension arrangements are established directly for the engagement.

Can a contract professional become a permanent employee?

Permanent employment may be discussed where appropriate, subject to the interests of both parties and the applicable engagement and conversion terms. Conversion is not guaranteed.

How are engagement structure and rates established?

The working arrangement, rates, responsibilities and required documents are discussed directly and defined for the assignment before work begins.

Let’s define the next step

What does your project need?

Tell us the required skills, assignment duration, location, work arrangement, schedule and preferred start date.

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