Temporary Employee Benefits

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For many of those who are looking at staffing services to find work, an important consideration is the kind of benefits they offer. Many staffing firms offer a variety of benefits, including health insurance, as a way to recruit and keep workers.

One international staffing service, for example, offers up to five different healthcare plans for its workers. The company also offers dental and vision insurance, along with short-term disability insurance. Other types of insurance include life insurance and accidental death insurance.

This firm also offers a retirement program — a 401(k) through Wells Fargo. And the company also has a tuition reimbursement program for workers who want to return to school. In addition to these benefits, the staffing service recently began offering legal insurance. If one of the firm’s temporary employees is buying a house or wants to draw up a will, the employee can pay a premium for help from a lawyer.

RealStreet Staffing is not an international service and therefore can’t offer the scope of benefits as mentioned above. We do offer our temporary associates a variety of benefits, including:

For Salaried Employees

  • 11 Paid Holiday
  • 15 Days Paid Time Off
  • 401(k) with dollar-for-dollar matching up to 7 percent
  • Health Insurance Coverage – choice of three plans, two of which are company-paid for our employee.
  • Vision Coverage
  • Prescription Coverage
  • Dental Plan
  • Life Insurance
  • LTD

For Hourly Employees

  • 401(k) with dollar-for-dollar matching up to 7 percent
  • Health Insurance Coverage – choice of three plans, two of which are company-paid for our employee.
  • Vision Coverage
  • Prescription Coverage
  • Dental Plan
  • Life Insurance
  • LTD

We offer these benefits as a way to allow our workers to maintain their careers as well as to provide protection for their families. For more information on the Washington Metro-area jobs we offer, as well as our benefits, contact a recruiter at RealStreet Staffing today.

A career in construction administration and management can be (and for me has been) one of constant transition. It’s rather common that employment with a given company starts and finishes with each successive project; you’re a new hire as it’s just getting “out of the ground,” then finished and looking for a new project (and Read More…

Greg Wangler, Pentagon Construction Management Division

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