Who Chooses Temporary Work In Romania

Temporary work services are a smart financial solution, but also accessible and risk-free. The organization that needs to replace a permanent employee for a certain period of time, that has punctual projects with a high need for personnel or that simply wants to test the compatibility of employees with open positions has a cost-effective option in personnel leasing.

27 million employees aged between 15 and 64 had a temporary work contract in 2017, that means 14.3% of all labor contracts, according to Eurostat statistics. In Romania, according to the latest Eurostat data, contracts through temporary work agent are little used compared to other EU countries.

Temporary workers

Flexibility in workplace is an increasingly trend also in our country. Temporary work offers  employees an optimal combination of flexibility and security through a stable legal framework.

The opportunities offered to employees by temporary agency contracts are particularly appreciated by young people as a way to put into practice the theoretical knowledge acquired in school, as well as flexibility. They thus have the opportunity to see how well they fit with a job they want and to face the job responsibilities.

Companies that sign contracts through a temporary work agent

The companies that want to attract talents and potential specialists, that are thinking about being able to “test” them for a longer period of time choose temporary work.

In 2018, while the staff fluctuation and the lack of candidates are growing, the organizations have the opportunity to cover the deficit and secure their recruitment costs through personnel leasing services. That is why we think that the potential for temporary work contracts is rising to a very high level, as Romania follows the European flow.

The work through a temporary employment agent is an atypical form of employment and is one of the ways employers can flexibly work and have more control over payroll costs. Thus, the labor market offers access to a safer job for vulnerable categories: students, seasonal or unemployed.

The personnel leasing, as the temporary work is known, involves a temporary work report between an intermediary (temporary work agent), an employee available for a company, and the latter as an organization using the services of the worker.

Temporary work is governed by the Labor Code (Law 53/2003, with subsequent modifications and updates) in Chapter VII, Articles 88-102.

In determining the characteristic elements of this type of work relations are also included:
 

At European level we mention:
 

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