Companies hire temporary employees for all kinds of reasons. They might need seasonal help, like an ice cream business in the summer or accounting firm in March. Or, they might want to test out a new person in a temp-to-perm arrangement before they make a full time hire. A company might even hire a temporary person because they aren’t sure what they need, and how much they need, just that they need someone.
In any case, a staffing agency is called, people are interviewed, and
presto, new employees arrive – at least for a little while. But how are you supposed to manage people who are kinda, sorta employees?
