F&B service, kitchen, housekeeping, banquet and front-office manpower for hotels, restaurant chains, banquet venues and catering operations — including event-based surge staffing.
Hospitality demand is spiky by day of week and by season. Banquet weekends need triple the weekday headcount. Staffing that permanently is unaffordable; staffing it late is visible to the guest.
Indicative timelines from a signed requirement to first shift, in our active cities.
| Role | Skill category | Typical fill time |
|---|---|---|
| F&B service steward | Semi-skilled | 6–8 days |
| Kitchen / commis | Semi-skilled | 7–9 days |
| Housekeeping attendant | Unskilled | 5–6 days |
| Banquet / event staff | Semi-skilled | 3–5 days |
| Front office executive | Skilled | 10–14 days |
| Captain / supervisor | Supervisory | 2 weeks |
Shops and Establishments Act compliance, food handler health certificates and medical fitness, POSH policy coverage, working-hours and weekly-off records, plus PF and ESIC registration.
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Unskilled and semi-skilled roles typically deploy in 6–8 days. Skilled trades run longer — see the role table above for indicative fill times by category.
Shops and Establishments Act compliance, food handler health certificates and medical fitness, POSH policy coverage, working-hours and weekly-off records, plus PF and ESIC registration.
Yes. Volume ramps are run as batched mandates with parallel sourcing across multiple catchments and a daily joining tracker shared with your operations team.
Active mandates carry a 72-hour replacement SLA with no fresh sourcing fee.
You'll get a wage benchmark, a fill-time estimate and a compliance-inclusive rate card within one working day.