Logistics Recruitment Consultants in India

Logistics and supply chain operators employ drivers, loaders, warehouse pickers, forklift operators, hub supervisors and planners across networks of warehouses and transport hubs, and their HR demand is dominated by blue-collar staffing, contract labour compliance…

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Fast recruitment for Rajkot's manufacturing and technical employers

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  • 150-feet-ring-road, Rajkot
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Labour contractor for GIDC factories across Ahmedabad

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  • vatva, Ahmedabad
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Tech-focused recruitment and executive search headquartered in Prahlad Nagar, Ahmedabad

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  • 50–249 employees
  • Prahlad Nagar, Ahmedabad
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Ahmedabad recruiters placing candidates across India, the Gulf, Africa and Australia

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  • 50–249 employees
  • gota, Ahmedabad
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Rajkot HR and placement firm for domestic and overseas hiring

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  • prahlad-plot, Rajkot
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Talent acquisition, HR consultancy and training from 150 Feet Ring Road

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  • 150-feet-ring-road, Rajkot
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About Logistics & supply chain in India

Logistics and supply chain operators employ drivers, loaders, warehouse pickers, forklift operators, hub supervisors and planners across networks of warehouses and transport hubs, and their HR demand is dominated by blue-collar staffing, contract labour compliance and payroll across many small sites. Drivers fall under the Motor Transport Workers Act with its own rules on hours of work and rest, warehouses under state Shops and Establishments Acts or the Factories Act depending on activity, and contract labour rules apply almost everywhere. Providers serving the sector should show they can supply trained warehouse staff at short notice, verify driving licences and run background checks for drivers, manage attendance across scattered locations and handle statutory registrations site by site.

Consultancies on this page have logistics and supply chain as a declared core sector. Focus bars, minimum engagements and rate bands appear on every profile, and moderated reviews come from hub managers, warehouse operations heads and 3PL HR leaders. Use city filters to find providers near your major hubs and industrial corridors.

Frequently asked questions

What rules govern working hours for drivers?

The Motor Transport Workers Act limits drivers to eight hours a day and 48 a week, with spread-over of up to 12 hours, mandatory rest intervals and overtime at twice the ordinary rate. Establishments with five or more motor transport workers must register under the Act.

How is warehouse manpower typically supplied?

Licensed manpower suppliers provide pickers, packers and loaders at a service charge of 5% to 10% over statutory wage cost, or at per-head monthly rates. Forklift operators and inventory controllers are supplied at higher rates, and seasonal peaks are planned with agreed ramp-up schedules.

What checks should logistics companies run on drivers?

Driving licence validation with the transport authority, address verification, criminal record checks, previous employer references and, for hazardous cargo, endorsement checks. Many operators add periodic medical and vision tests, and insurers may require documented verification for fleet cover.