Manpower Supply

Build the workforce your operation needs

Workforce support for construction, retail, sales, logistics and other operational needs. Plan around the skills, headcount, shifts and locations your work requires.

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Teams for the work on the ground

Explore example role categories. We confirm availability, skills and the delivery arrangement against your workforce brief.

Two construction workers wearing hard hats at an outdoor site
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Construction and site workers

Construction workers, trades and site-support crews suited to the agreed work and site requirements.

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Sales teams

Field sales representatives, sales promoters and campaign teams for agreed commercial activity.

A retail assistant helping a customer at a clothing-store counter
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Retail and store staff

Store assistants, cashiers, merchandisers and stock-support teams.

Two warehouse workers carrying boxes along storage shelves
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Warehouse and logistics workers

Picking, packing, sorting, inventory and dispatch-support teams.

Workers operating production machinery in a factory
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Other operational teams

Assembly, packaging and general operational-support workers, subject to the requirement.

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Hospitality & Events

Guest-facing, service and event-support teams for agreed venue and operating needs.

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Built around your operating requirement

Plan the workforce as part of the operation.

Project requirements

Groups of workers for a defined project or period.

Operational ramp-ups

Phased intake when opening, expanding or adding shifts.

Seasonal demand

Additional workforce support for an expected busy period.

Ongoing requirements

Recurring workforce needs with a review and coordination plan.

A clear way forward

From workforce brief to agreed delivery

  1. 01

    Define the requirement

    Clarify roles, approximate headcount, skills and work locations.

  2. 02

    Review site and timing needs

    Discuss start windows, shifts, site requirements and expected duration.

  3. 03

    Agree responsibilities

    Confirm the sourcing, employment, payroll, supervision and support arrangement.

  4. 04

    Source and select

    Coordinate the agreed sourcing, screening and selection work.

  5. 05

    Coordinate mobilisation

    Plan agreed readiness, arrival and site handovers with the responsible parties.

  6. 06

    Review the requirement

    Review the work and discuss changes to the workforce plan.

Scope & responsibilities

Clear responsibilities before starting

Confirm who recruits, employs, pays and supervises the workforce before mobilisation. The work location and delivery arrangement determine the scope.

Employment & payroll
Identify the employer, payroll owner, required records and worker support.
Site readiness
Assign induction, site safety, equipment and PPE responsibilities.
Daily operations
Name the supervisor and agree shifts, attendance records and escalation.
Practical support
Confirm any transport, accommodation and insurance requirements and their owners.

What to share with us

Roles and skills

The work, required experience and any role-specific credentials.

Approximate headcount

Expected team size and any phased intake requirements.

Work locations

Country, city, site and relevant access conditions.

Start window and shifts

Preferred timing, operating hours and shift patterns.

Expected duration

Project period or ongoing requirement.

Supervision and site needs

Who directs the work and what support must be discussed.

Your next step

Planning a workforce requirement?

Tell us the roles, headcount and locations you have in mind. We will discuss a tailored arrangement.

Discuss your workforce needs