By Jess Gazda, Business Manager
You need someone now. Not in two weeks after HR has processed contracts, set up payroll, and completed compliance checks. Now.
The good news? Onboarding a temp in 24 hours isn't just possible — it's how we work at ERG. Here's what makes it happen, and what you need to know to get a temp up and running fast.
When you hire a temp directly or through an agency that doesn't handle payroll, you're typically responsible for:
Each step takes time. Often different departments. Usually at least 2-3 weeks before someone can officially start.
That's a problem when you needed cover yesterday.

At Elevation Recruitment Group, we run our own payroll system. That means:
No setup on your end. No HR admin. No waiting.
Here's how it works in practice:
Hour 1-2: You brief us
Tell us what you need — the role, the skills, the start date. Be specific about must-haves vs. nice-to-haves.
Hour 2-6: We search our network
We tap into our pre-vetted candidate pool. These are professionals who've already been through our screening process — interviews, reference checks, right-to-work verification. They're ready to go.
Hour 6-12: We present candidates
You receive CVs and candidate summaries. We can arrange same-day calls or video interviews if needed.
Hour 12-18: You approve
Once you've selected a candidate, we confirm the placement.
Hour 18-24: They start
We handle the paperwork overnight. Your temp arrives ready to work.
To make 24-hour turnaround work, help us help you:
The more prepared you are, the faster we can move.
Speed doesn't mean cutting corners. Our temps are:
You're not getting a random CV. You're getting a vetted professional matched to your needs.

This approach works best when:
If the need is urgent, we're built for it.
Onboarding a temp doesn't have to be a weeks-long process. With the right agency and the right systems, you can have someone productive in your business within 24 hours.
No payroll setup. No compliance headaches. No waiting.
Just a great temp, ready to work.
Need someone fast? Call us today and we'll get started.
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