temporary employment

Temporary Employment Put to the Test

Temporary Employment Put to the Test

Markus-Oliver Schwaab
Temporary employment can contribute significantly to the efficient regulation of the workforce capacity. Personnel service providers enable not only needs-based and speedy recruitment of employees, but also their flexible deployment and eventually quick release. The article describes the relevant management options available and compares them to in-house alternatives. The advantages of using temporary employment, together with the related risks are emphasized.
Industrie Management | Volume 31 | 2015 | Edition 4 | Pages 61-65
Concepts for Temporary Employment

Concepts for Temporary Employment

The case of service-based business models for the assembly industry
Sabine Biege, Marcus Schröter, Axel Vinke
Since assembly represents the last stage of the production process before the finished parts are delivered to the end user, it poses high demands on flexibility. By offering service-based business models, producers of assembly systems can support their customers and contribute to a productive and highly flexible assembly process. Particularly deployment of temporary workers conduces to a high level of flexibility. Nevertheless, before implementing a new business concept, advantages and disadvantages of employing temporary workers need to be compared to benefits and drawbacks of the allocation of permanent employees. This article offers decision support for producers of assembly systems and for their customers as well.
Industrie Management | Volume 24 | 2008 | Edition 5 | Pages 33-36