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Staff leasing

Temporary staff for peak loads

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Your shiftProfline reinforcement

Schematic: we reinforce exactly the peak days.

What we do while you run production

How it works

What staff leasing is

Staff leasing means temporary workers for peak loads: seasonal sales, stocktakes, large shipments, covering vacations. The people are officially employed by Profline and come to your site exactly when the load grows. You pay only for the hours actually worked.

It is the most flexible of our formats: the headcount can grow and shrink from week to week with no hiring, no layoffs and no HR paperwork on your side.

What the service includes

  • A reserve of vetted workers for typical roles.
  • Employment, payroll and taxes — on the Profline payroll.
  • A shift coordinator: attendance, replacements, crew communication.
  • A timesheet of actual hours and a monthly act.

When to choose leasing — and when another format

Leasing covers a temporary need. If an area needs people permanently, outsourcing with a stable crew works out better. If you want to move your existing people off the books — that is outstaffing. If you need to hire permanent staff of your own — mass recruitment.

Typical scenarios: seasonal peaks in retail and logistics, stocktakes, promo campaigns and pre-holiday weeks, unloading large deliveries, covering workers on vacation or sick leave. For recurring peaks we plan the reinforcement schedule in advance — you know how many people come and on which days.

How it works legally and financially

We sign a framework agreement once; after that you send requests: how many people, for which dates and shifts. The workers are on our payroll — wages, taxes, timesheets and replacements are on us. At the end of the month you receive an act with the hours actually worked — no charges for idle time and no minimum fee for weeks when you did not call people in.

How fast people arrive

For typical blue-collar roles — loaders, pickers, packers, sales-floor workers — we keep a reserve in the larger cities. The standard start is up to 48 hours from request confirmation, and a worker replacement takes up to 24 hours.

If the need is regular, we assign your site a permanent core of people who already know the processes and rotate only the reinforcement. Quality does not dip even in the hottest weeks.

A pallet prepared for dispatch

From request to the first shift

  1. 01

    Load forecast

    Together we map peak days and the extra capacity needed.

  2. 02

    Staff reserve

    We keep a ready pool for your shifts.

  3. 03

    Shift dispatch

    People arrive exactly when demand rises.

  4. 04

    Flexible tuning

    We scale the crew up or down to real demand.

Before: on peak days

  • Overtime for your own staff
  • Urgent job ads
  • Temporary contracts
  • Downtime when people ran short

After: with Profline

  • A reserve for your schedule
  • People on shift within 48 h
  • HR and wages on us
  • We scale down after the peak

Terms we put in the contract

Start of workwithin 48 h
Worker replacementwithin 24 h
Estimatein 1 business day
Monthly paperwork1 act and 1 invoice
People employedon the Profline payroll
Contacta dedicated manager

Final terms go into the contract once you approve the estimate.

What clients ask before signing

Didn’t find your question?

Call or message us on Telegram. A manager replies during working hours (Mon–⁠Fri 9–18).

  1. For typical roles — up to 48 hours from request confirmation. For large volumes or rare profiles we agree the timeline separately, at the estimate stage.

  2. No. You pay for the hours actually worked, against a timesheet we keep and you confirm. In slow weeks you simply order fewer shifts.

  3. Yes. Everyone is employed by Profline with official wages, taxes and contributions. For your company it is a service under an agreement, not an employment relationship.

  4. The minimum term of the agreement is one month; within it the headcount and schedule stay flexible — from a few workers on selected shifts to daily crews.

Next step: an estimate

Free and with no obligation. You sign only if the numbers work for you.

Customer

Contractor: Profline

  1. 01A manager calls to clarify the site
  2. 02An estimate in 1 business day
  3. 03A contract, if the numbers work

Signature and stamp appear once you send the request