Comparison
Why Offsite is a good alternative for the temporary placement of higher-educated professionals is clarified by comparisons with the average competitor.
|
criteria |
Offsite |
average competitor |
|
extent of database |
a few thousand professionals |
a few hundred |
|
intake of professionals |
via previous employers and information from the
professional |
meeting with the professional |
|
competition during search |
competition is welcome |
sometimes exclusivity is required |
|
monitoring during assignment |
weekly reports and periodic discussions |
periodic discussions |
|
premature discontinuance |
cancellation period 1 week, no fine |
cancellation period 1 month, often with fine |
|
extension possible |
yes |
yes |
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able to take professional on permanently during the assignment |
yes, without costs (provided contract is for an indefinite periode) |
no, except with a large fine |
|
liability |
yes, maximum |
yes, maximum |
|
hire of the same professional via another channel |
from 3 months after assignment |
from 1 tot 2 years after assignment |
|
transparency of contracts |
1 contract for all parties |
2 contracts from agency: one with professional and one with employer |
|
commission for agency |
9% |
30% |
|
confidentiality of information |
yes |
yes |
|
invoicing |
hourly (after calculation) or ‘no cure, no
pay’ |
hourly (after calculation) |
|
(intellectual) property resulting from assignment |
belongs to employer |
belongs to agency |
|
independence of the professional |
risk belongs to professional and agency |
risk belongs to professional |