"Westaff understands my company, what we do and the kind of people we're looking for."


- Kathy Chersy,
Employee Relations Assistant,
Sunnen Products Company

Frequently Asked Questions

Do I have to pay a fee to Westaff?
How can I submit my resume?
Does Westaff offer only temporary jobs?
What kinds of jobs are available?
What should I bring to my Westaff interview?
Will my skills be tested?
Are temporary positions only for entry-level jobs?
What kinds of companies use Westaff temporary employees?
Can I expect to work 40 hours per week?
When I work as a temporary employee with Westaff, who is my employer?
How long will it take to place me in a position?
How can I get a copy of my W-2?

Do I have to pay a fee to Westaff?
No, there is never any charge to job seekers.
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How can I submit my resume?
Submit your resume online by clicking here to find the office closest to you and then submitting an online application.
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Does Westaff offer only temporary jobs?
Westaff offers several kinds of working opportunities. As a Westaff associate, if you want career flexibility and variety, you may choose to be assigned to a number of clients in temporary positions. Some of our temporary assignments may also be part of our Temp-to-Hire program in which a client will consider you for a full-time regular position while you work as a temporary employee, offering both you and the client a chance to determine whether a particular job is a good fit. Finally, we have a Full-Time Placement program in which Westaff interviews and places candidates directly into regular employment positions. In that case, you would be an employee of the client, not of Westaff.
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What kinds of jobs are available?
We offer high quality administrative opportunities, including clerical, legal, medical and finance positions. We also offer call center, accounting and light industrial jobs, including distribution and light technical positions.
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What should I bring to my Westaff interview?
When you interview with Westaff, bring a copy of your resume or a list of your job history, any employment references with phone numbers, and identification that shows who you are and that you have a right to work in the U.S. For more information, you can view our resume and interview tips.
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Will my skills be tested?
At Westaff, we want to help you succeed. So, to ensure that you're the right candidate for the demands of a specific job, we may assess your skills and characteristics in order to place you in an environment in which you'll be successful.
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Are temporary positions only for entry-level jobs?
No. Our client companies use temporary workers in all aspects of their business.
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What kinds of companies use Westaff temporary employees?
Westaff works with all sizes of business, from small independent operators to large national corporations. We will try to place you on assignment in the size of company you desire, or let you work in a variety to find the best fit.
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Can I expect to work 40 hours per week?
Our clients offer a variety of assignments from part-time work, to 40-hour-per-week long-term positions. If you want to work full-time, we will commit to doing our best to keep you busy and consistently employed.
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When I work as a temporary employee with Westaff, who is my employer?
We are! Westaff will be your employer and provide you with benefits and a weekly paycheck that already deducts your taxes. The placement consultant at your Westaff branch office will also stay in contact with you to help you with any questions that might arise about your assignment, your paycheck and/or any other issues affecting your work and career.
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How long will it take to place me in a position?
It depends on the needs of our clients as well as your marketability, including your skills, availability, and flexibility. Some new employees are offered assignments immediately.
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How can I get a copy of my W-2?
Using the latest technology, now you can download your W-2 online. Click here to see full instructions.

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