Recruitment, contract staffing and campus hiring with published monthly plans
- Min. project ₹5,000
- Surat
15 providers · Compare by service focus, sector, client size and hiring level.
Recruitment, contract staffing and campus hiring with published monthly plans
Soft-skills and leadership training house in Adajan, running since 2007
Corporate, manager and entrepreneur training company in Surat since 2013
Surat-based corporate trainer, NLP coach and sales-training speaker
Manpower recruitment and HR consulting from Althan, New City Light Road
Outsourced HR department, payroll and recruitment for engineering and manufacturing firms
HR, sales and operations consulting with executive training, Vesu
Consulting-plus-execution firm for strategic HR, training and operations in Surat
Surat-headquartered recruitment, staffing and HR consulting group with 11 offices
Boutique recruitment and HR consulting from Vesu, Surat
Adajan placement firm for local staffing with employer and candidate portal
HR operations, compliance, training and recruitment for growing SMEs in Surat
Facilitator fees run from ₹15,000 per day for a junior trainer on soft skills to ₹1 lakh or more for a senior leadership coach or niche technical expert. Venue, materials, travel and assessment tools are usually charged separately.
Yes. The POSH Act, 2013 requires every employer to organise awareness programmes for employees and orientation for Internal Committee members at regular intervals. Most companies run annual sessions and include POSH in induction; the annual report must mention the workshops held.
Employee training costs are deductible business expenditure for the employer. Fees to trainers attract TDS under Section 194J at 10% and GST at 18%. Some sector skill councils and state schemes offer reimbursements for certified programmes, so ask the provider.
Manpower supply and contract staffing for textile and diamond units, PF and ESIC consulting as businesses formalise, compliance support for processing houses undergoing buyer audits, payroll for piece-rate and incentive-based workforces, and engineering recruitment for the Hazira industrial belt.
Yes, once the unit reaches 20 employees for PF and 10 for ESIC, regardless of piece-rate payment. Wages must be recorded per worker and contributions paid on them. Enforcement has tightened, and many units now use consultants to regularise coverage.
Common measures include return bonuses paid after Diwali and Holi, travel coordination with labour contractors from source states, hostel accommodation and formal employment with PF that rewards continuity. Staffing partners with a standing bench can bridge gaps during the return period.