Contract Staffing Companies in India

Contract staffing companies place workers on their own payroll and deploy them at your site, which keeps headcount off your books and shifts statutory compliance to the staffing firm.

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Staffing, payroll and compliance outsourcing company headquartered in Thaltej since 2010

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  • thaltej, Ahmedabad
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ISO-certified contract staffing, recruitment and housekeeping from Genda Circle

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  • Genda Circle, Vadodara
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About Contract staffing in India

Contract staffing companies place workers on their own payroll and deploy them at your site, which keeps headcount off your books and shifts statutory compliance to the staffing firm. Their charge is a service fee, usually 6–12% on the gross salary plus employer PF, ESIC and gratuity provisioning, all shown separately on the monthly invoice. Where twenty or more contract workers are engaged, the principal employer must hold a registration under the Contract Labour Act and the contractor a licence, so ask for the licence number and check that PF and ESIC challans are shared every month. Timely wage payment and Form 16 issuance are common friction points; ask how the firm handles them.

Every staffing company here lists its minimum monthly billing, a markup band and a focus bar that shows whether contract deployment is its main business. Moderated reviews from principal employers cover invoice accuracy, replacement speed and compliance documentation, which are the things that go wrong in practice.

Frequently asked questions

What does contract staffing cost in India?

The staffing firm’s service charge is usually 6–12% of the worker’s gross salary, on top of actual salary, employer PF at 12% and ESIC at 3.25% where applicable, and gratuity provisioning. GST at 18% applies to the entire invoice value.

Who is responsible for PF and ESIC for contract workers?

The staffing contractor is the direct employer and must deposit PF and ESIC. However, the principal employer remains liable if the contractor defaults, which is why monthly challan copies and the contractor’s licence should be conditions of your contract.

Is there a limit on how long someone can be on contract?

No statutory cap exists, but repeated renewals for permanent-nature work can attract claims of sham contracting before labour authorities. Many companies limit deployments to 11 months or a defined project and convert long-serving contract staff to direct employment.