Why do factories now recruit people through intermediaries?

It is difficult for factories to recruit workers, and some factories can't recruit employees, so they need to rely on intermediaries and labor dispatch companies to recruit.

1. Intermediaries can provide a certain number of people to the factory in a short time, but sometimes they can't recruit a few people a day when they go out to recruit, especially in the peak demand season.

2. Don't recommend people who ask the agent that he will meet the requirements to you, eliminating the need to go to the interview and ask and answer the candidates' questions one by one. It is inefficient to recruit some people with expertise to go directly to the on-site recruitment or website recruitment, but the agent has a huge resource pool and they can recommend it to you quickly.

There are some people, such as summer jobs. Many recent graduates are directly recruited by intermediaries. The intermediary keeps in touch with the teacher, and students generally obey under the invisible pressure of the teacher.

4. When the production encounters a bottleneck, it will directly recruit temporary workers from the intermediary. Now it takes only one hour in many places in Dongguan 10 yuan. After the production slows down, temporary workers can be dismissed immediately without being responsible.

Extended data:

Intermediary service refers to providing consultation, price evaluation and brokerage for trading activities. Intermediary service institutions refer to organizations that are between producers, operators and consumers and are qualified according to law to provide services for producers, operators and consumers.

For example, consumer brokers create income for consumers and profits for manufacturers, and play an intermediary role between consumers and manufacturers. Consumer Brokerage Co., Ltd. is such an intermediary service organization. For example, real estate sales also use intermediary services.

Intermediary service contract refers to an agreement that one party engages in intermediary business such as brokerage, intermediation or entrustment in order to facilitate the other party's transaction in economic activities, and the other party pays commission for it. One party handling intermediary business is an intermediary (broker) and the other party is the principal.