NAPCS Product List for 5613: Employment Services
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1 Industry Subject Area Working Group Code Trilateral Can Méx US Title Definition NAICS Industries Producing the Product X Permanent placement services Recruiting, selecting and referring candidates to the client to fill positions on a permanent (indeterminate) basis. The services may include testing, interviewing, reference checking, evaluation and counseling of prospective employees. The service provider acts as an employment intermediary. The candidate is selected and hired by the client. The placement firm is paid on a contingency basis, i.e., only for successful placement of a candidate. permanent placement services for a complete range of from low-level employees to management employees, including executives, except those recruited through executive/retained search. domestic and international job placements. Excludes: recruiting executives through executive/retained search is included in product 1.20, Executive/retained search services X Permanent management (including executive) Recruiting, selecting and referring managers, administrators, directors, executives, and other management personnel to the client to fill positions on a permanent (indeterminate) basis. The services may include testing, interviewing, reference checking, evaluation and counseling of prospective employees. The service provider acts as an employment intermediary. The candidate is selected and hired by the client. The placement firm is paid on a contingency basis, i.e., only for successful placement of a candidate. domestic and international job placements. Excludes: recruiting executives through executive/retained search is included in product 1.20, Executive/retained search services. Page 1 of 28
2 X Permanent business and financial operations Recruiting, selecting and referring purchasing agents, wholesale and retail buyers, claims adjusters, cost estimators, management analysts, accountants, auditors, loan officers, tax preparers, and other business and financial operations personnel to the client to fill positions on a permanent (indeterminate) basis. The services may include testing, interviewing, reference checking, evaluation and counseling of prospective employees. The service provider acts as an employment intermediary. The candidate is selected and hired by the client. The placement firm is paid on a contingency basis, i.e., only for successful placement of a candidate. domestic and international job placements X Permanent information technology (IT) Recruiting, selecting and referring computer programmers, computer systems analysts, database developers, network administrators, operating systems specialists, platform specialists, programmer analysts, software designers, software developers, software engineers, website developers, and other information technology personnel to the client to fill positions on a permanent (indeterminate) basis. The services may include testing, interviewing, reference checking, evaluation and counseling of prospective employees. The service provider acts as an employment intermediary. The candidate is selected and hired by the client. The placement firm is paid on a contingency basis, i.e., only for successful placement of a candidate. domestic and international job placements X Permanent healthcare practitioners and technical Recruiting, selecting and referring doctors, dentists, dietitians, nutritionists, optometrists, pharmacists, chiropractors, registered nurses, therapists, veterinarians, clinical technicians, practical nurses, opticians, and other healthcare practitioners and technical personnel to the client to fill positions on a permanent (indeterminate) basis. The services may include testing, interviewing, reference checking, evaluation and counseling of prospective employees. The service provider acts as an employment intermediary. The candidate is selected and hired by the client. The placement firm is paid on a contingency basis, i.e., only for successful placement of a candidate. domestic and international job placements. Page 2 of 28
3 X Permanent other professional Recruiting, selecting and referring architects, engineers, chemists, economists, probation officers, educators, lawyers, teachers, artists, reporters, and other professional personnel to the client to fill positions on a permanent (indeterminate) basis. The services may include testing, interviewing, reference checking, evaluation and counseling of prospective employees. The service provider acts as an employment intermediary. The candidate is selected and hired by the client. The placement firm is paid on a contingency basis, i.e., only for successful placement of a candidate. domestic and international job placements X Permanent healthcare support Recruiting, selecting and referring home health aides, occupational therapists, physical therapists, dental assistants, veterinary assistants, and other healthcare support personnel to the client to fill positions on a permanent (indeterminate) basis. The services may include testing, interviewing, reference checking, evaluation and counseling of prospective employees. The service provider acts as an employment intermediary. The candidate is selected and hired by the client. The placement firm is paid on a contingency basis, i.e., only for successful placement of a candidate. domestic and international job placements X Permanent other service Recruiting, selecting and referring detectives, security guards, law enforcement workers, chefs, cooks, dishwashers, janitors, maids, grounds maintenance workers, ushers, barbers, hairstylists, flight attendants, home care aides, recreational workers, and other service personnel to the client to fill positions on a permanent (indeterminate) basis. The services may include testing, interviewing, reference checking, evaluation and counseling of prospective employees. The service provider acts as an employment intermediary. The candidate is selected and hired by the client. The placement firm is paid on a contingency basis, i.e., only for successful placement of a candidate. domestic and international job placements. Page 3 of 28
4 X Permanent sales and related Recruiting, selecting and referring cashiers, retail clerks, advertising sales agents, insurance sales agents, travel agents, demonstrators, real estate brokers, telemarketers, and other sales and related personnel to the client to fill positions on a permanent (indeterminate) basis. The services may include testing, interviewing, reference checking, evaluation and counseling of prospective employees. The service provider acts as an employment intermediary. The candidate is selected and hired by the client. The placement firm is paid on a contingency basis, i.e., only for successful placement of a candidate. domestic and international job placements X Permanent office and Recruiting, selecting and referring switchboard operators, bill account collectors, bookkeeping clerks, tellers, file clerks, receptionists, couriers, meter readers, stock clerks, secretaries, administrative assistants, data entry clerks, and other office and administrative support personnel to the client to fill administrative support positions on a permanent (indeterminate) basis. The services may include testing, interviewing, reference checking, evaluation and counseling of prospective employees. The service provider acts as an employment intermediary. The candidate is selected and hired by the client. The placement firm is paid on a contingency basis, i.e., only for successful placement of a candidate. domestic and international job placements X Permanent natural resource, construction, and maintenance Recruiting, selecting and referring farm laborers, logging workers, brick masons, carpenters, drywall installers, electricians, plumbers, roofers, radio mechanics, auto body repairers, home appliance repairers, and other natural resource, construction and maintenance personnel to the client to fill positions on a permanent (indeterminate) basis. The services may include testing, interviewing, reference checking, evaluation and counseling of prospective employees. The service provider acts as an employment intermediary. The candidate is selected and hired by the client. The placement firm is paid on a contingency basis, i.e., only for successful placement of a candidate. domestic and international job placements. Page 4 of 28
5 X Permanent production Recruiting, selecting and referring assemblers, bakers, butchers, machinists, model makers, printers, tailors, tool and die makers, power plant operators, and other production personnel to the client to fill positions on a permanent (indeterminate) basis. The services may include testing, interviewing, reference checking, evaluation and counseling of prospective employees. The service provider acts as an employment intermediary. The candidate is selected and hired by the client. The placement firm is paid on a contingency basis, i.e., only for successful placement of a candidate. domestic and international job placements X Permanent transportation and material moving Recruiting, selecting and referring commercial pilots, air traffic controllers, bus drivers, truck drivers, taxi drivers, subway operators, sailors, service station attendants, crane operators, and other transportation and material moving personnel to the client to fill positions on a permanent (indeterminate) basis. The services may include testing, interviewing, reference checking, evaluation and counseling of prospective employees. The service provider acts as an employment intermediary. The candidate is selected and hired by the client. The placement firm is paid on a contingency basis, i.e., only for successful placement of a candidate. domestic and international job placements X X Permanent domestic Recruiting, selecting and referring candidates to the client to fill positions on a permanent (indeterminate) basis. The services may include testing, interviewing, reference checking, evaluation and counseling of prospective employees. The service provider acts as an employment intermediary. The candidate is selected and hired by the client. The placement firm is paid on a contingency basis, i.e., only for successful placement of a candidate. permanent placement services for a complete range of from low-level employees to management employees, including executives, except those recruited through executive/retained search. domestic job placements only. Excludes: recruiting executives through executive/retained search is classified in product 1.20, Executive/retained search services. Page 5 of 28
6 X Permanent management (including executives) Recruiting, selecting and referring managers, administrators, directors, executives, and other management personnel to the client to fill positions on a permanent (indeterminate) basis. The services may include testing, interviewing, reference checking, evaluation and counseling of prospective employees. The service provider acts as an employment intermediary. The candidate is selected and hired by the client. The placement firm is paid on a contingency basis, i.e., only for successful placement of a candidate. domestic job placements only. Excludes: recruiting executives through executive/retained search is classified in product 1.20, Executive/retained search services X Permanent office/clerical and Recruiting, selecting and referring administrative officers, bill collectors, bookkeepers, clerks, customer service representatives, loan officers, personnel officers, purchasing agents, receptionists, secretaries, stenographers, switchboard operators, tellers, and other office/clerical and administrative administrative support support personnel to the client to fill positions on a permanent (indeterminate) basis. The services may include testing, interviewing, reference checking, evaluation and counseling of prospective employees. The service provider acts as an employment intermediary. The candidate is selected and hired by the client. The placement firm is paid on a contingency basis, i.e., only for successful placement of a candidate. domestic job placements only X Permanent information technology (IT) Recruiting, selecting and referring computer programmers, computer systems analysts, database developers, network administrators, operating systems specialists, platform specialists, programmer analysts, software designers, software developers, software engineers, website developers, and other information technology personnel to the client to fill positions on a permanent (indeterminate) basis. The services may include testing, interviewing, reference checking, evaluation and counseling of prospective employees. The service provider acts as an employment intermediary. The candidate is selected and hired by the client. The placement firm is paid on a contingency basis, i.e., only for successful placement of a candidate. domestic job placements only. Page 6 of 28
7 X Permanent professional (excluding information technology (IT)) Recruiting, selecting and referring accountants, actuaries, architects, auditors, counselors, creative and performing artists, engineers, financial analysts, health care practitioners, interpreters, journalists, lawyers, librarians, scientists, surveyors, teachers, therapists, translators, urban planners, writers, and other professional personnel to the client to fill positions on a permanent (indeterminate) basis. The services may include testing, interviewing, reference checking, evaluation and counseling of prospective employees. The service provider acts as an employment intermediary. The candidate is selected and hired by the client. The placement firm is paid on a contingency basis, i.e., only for successful placement of a candidate. domestic job placements only X Permanent technical (excluding information technology (IT)) Recruiting, selecting and referring denturists, draftsmen, industrial designers, opticians, paramedics, pilots, technical assistants, technical inspectors, technicians, technologists, traffic controllers, and other technical personnel to the client to fill positions on a permanent (indeterminate) basis. The services may include testing, interviewing, reference checking, evaluation and counseling of prospective employees. The service provider acts as an employment intermediary. The candidate is selected and hired by the client. The placement firm is paid on a contingency basis, i.e., only for successful placement of a candidate. domestic job placements only X Permanent industrial/trades Recruiting, selecting and referring assemblers, carpenters, drivers, equipment operators, fishers, forestry workers, janitors, laborers, locksmiths, machinists, maintenance workers, mechanics, model makers, movers, repairmen, roofers, seamstresses, shippers, tailors, tool and die makers, tradesmen, warehousemen, and other industrial and trades personnel to the client to fill positions on a permanent (indeterminate) basis. The services may include testing, interviewing, reference checking, evaluation and counseling of prospective employees. The service provider acts as an employment intermediary. The candidate is selected and hired by the client. The placement firm is paid on a contingency basis, i.e., only for successful placement of a candidate. domestic job placements only. Page 7 of 28
8 X Permanent sales/marketing Recruiting, selecting and referring account executives, cashiers, demonstrators, sales agents, sales clerks and associates, sales representatives, telemarketers, and other sales and marketing personnel to the client to fill positions on a permanent (indeterminate) basis. The services may include testing, interviewing, reference checking, evaluation and counseling of prospective employees. The service provider acts as an employment intermediary. The candidate is selected and hired by the client. The placement firm is paid on a contingency basis, i.e., only for successful placement of a candidate. domestic job placements only X Permanent other Recruiting, selecting and referring domestics, food service workers, health care aids, illustrators, lifeguards, models, security guards, ushers, and other personnel not classified elsewhere to the client to fill positions on a permanent (indeterminate) basis. The services may include testing, interviewing, reference checking, evaluation and counseling of prospective employees. The service provider acts as an employment intermediary. The candidate is selected and hired by the client. The placement firm is paid on a contingency basis, i.e., only for successful placement of a candidate. domestic job placements only X X Permanent international Recruiting, selecting and referring candidates to the client to fill positions on a permanent (indeterminate) basis. The services may include testing, interviewing, reference checking, evaluation and counseling of prospective employees as well as assistance with work visas, travel arrangements, health insurance, vaccinations, and interpreting the terms and conditions of employment. The service provider acts as an employment intermediary. The candidate is selected and hired by the client. permanent placement services for a complete range of from low-level employees to management employees, including executives, except those recruited through executive/retained search. international job placements only. Excludes: recruiting executives through executive/retained search is classified in product 1.20, Executive/retained search services. Page 8 of 28
9 X Contract staffing services Finding individual contractors to fill positions on the basis of written contracts that stipulate the deliverables for which the client has contracted, as well as specific terms and conditions of employment. Under the terms of this agreement, the service provider has legal rights and duties with respect to the individual contractors. The individual contractors are normally responsible for their own payroll deductions and government filings X X Contract staffing services, management Finding managers, administrators, directors, executives, and other management personnel to fill positions on the basis of written contracts that stipulate the deliverables for which the client has contracted, as well as specific terms and conditions of employment. Under the terms of this (including executives) agreement, the service provider has legal rights and duties with respect to the individual contractors. The individual contractors are normally responsible for their own payroll deductions and government filings X X Contract staffing services, information technology (IT) Finding computer programmers, computer systems analysts, database developers, network administrators, operating systems specialists, platform specialists, programmer analysts, software designers, software developers, software engineers, web site developers, and other information technology (IT) personnel to fill positions on the basis of written contracts that stipulate the deliverables for which the client has contracted, as well as specific terms and conditions of employment. Under the terms of this agreement, the service provider has legal rights and duties with respect to the individual contractors. The individual contractors are normally responsible for their own payroll deductions and government filings X X Contract staffing services, engineering Finding aeronautical engineers, chemical engineers, civil engineers, electrical engineers, environmental engineers, industrial engineers, mechanical engineers, petroleum engineers, quality control engineers, tool design engineers, and other engineering personnel to fill positions on the basis of written contracts that stipulate the deliverables for which the client has contracted, as well as specific terms and conditions of employment. Under the terms of this agreement, the service provider has legal rights and duties with respect to the individual contractors. The individual contractors are normally responsible for their own payroll deductions and government filings. Page 9 of 28
10 X Contract staffing services, other Finding individual contractors not classified elsewhere to fill positions on the basis of written contracts that stipulate the deliverables for which the client has contracted, as well as specific terms and conditions of employment. Under the terms of this agreement, the service provider has legal rights and duties with respect to the individual contractors. The individual contractors are normally responsible for their own payroll deductions and government filings X Contract staffing services, business and financial operations Finding purchasing agents, wholesale and retail buyers, claims adjusters, cost estimators, management analysts, accountants, auditors, loan officers, tax preparers, and other business and financial personnel to fill positions on the basis of written contracts that stipulate the deliverables for which the client has contracted, as well as specific terms and conditions of employment. Under the terms of this agreement, the service provider has legal rights and duties with respect to the individual contractors. The individual contractors are normally responsible for their own payroll deductions and government filings X Contract staffing services, other professional and related Finding mathematicians, statisticians, architects, chemists, educational counselors, lawyers, teachers, artists, doctors, dentists, therapists, veterinarians, practical nurses, and other professional personnel to fill positions on the basis of written contracts that stipulate the deliverables for which the client has contracted, as well as specific terms and conditions of employment. Under the terms of this agreement, the service provider has legal rights and duties with respect to the individual contractors. The individual contractors are normally responsible for their own payroll deductions and government filings X Contract staffing services, service, sales, office and administrative, natural resources, construction, maintenance, production, transportation, and materials moving Finding individual contractors such as home health aids, veterinary assistants, security guards, chefs, bartenders, animal trainers, home care aides, travel agents, retail clerks, receptionists, administrative assistants, carpenters, computer repairers, home appliance repairers, printers, commercial pilots, truck drivers, and ship engineers to fill positions on the basis of written contracts that stipulate the deliverables for which the client has contracted, as well as specific terms and conditions of employment. Under the terms of this agreement, the service provider has legal rights and duties with respect to the individual contractors. The individual contractors are normally responsible for their own payroll deductions and government filings. Page 10 of 28
11 X Temporary staffing services Supplying personnel for temporary work assignments. The temporary staffing firm hires its own employees and assigns them to clients to support or supplement the client's workforce in work situations such as employee absences, temporary skill shortages, seasonal workloads, and special assignments and projects. The employees are on the payroll of the temporary staffing firm which is legally responsible for their actions, but when working they are under the direct supervision of the client. The temporary staffing firm specifies the pay, benefits, etc. of the employee X Temporary staffing services, Canadian Supplying personnel for temporary work assignments. The temporary staffing firm hires its own employees and assigns them to clients to support or supplement the client's workforce in work situations such as employee absences, temporary skill shortages, seasonal workloads, and special assignments and projects. The employees are on the payroll of the temporary staffing firm which is legally responsible for their actions, but when working they are under the direct supervision of the client. The temporary staffing firm specifies the pay, benefits, etc. of the employee X Temporary staffing services, management (including executives) Supplying managers, administrators, directors, executives, and other management personnel for temporary work assignments. The temporary staffing firm hires its own employees and assigns them to clients to support or supplement the client's workforce in work situations such as employee absences, temporary skill shortages, seasonal workloads, and special assignments and projects. The employees are on the payroll of the temporary staffing firm which is legally responsible for their actions, but when working they are under the direct supervision of the client. The temporary staffing firm specifies the pay, benefits, etc. of the employee X Temporary staffing services, office/clerical and Supplying administrative officers, bill collectors, bookkeepers, clerks, customer service representatives, loan officers, personnel officers, purchasing agents, receptionists, secretaries, stenographers, switchboard operators, tellers, and other office/clerical and administrative support administrative support personnel for temporary work assignments. The temporary staffing firm hires its own employees and assigns them to clients to support or supplement the client's workforce in work situations such as employee absences, temporary skill shortages, seasonal workloads, and special assignments and projects. The employees are on the payroll of the temporary staffing firm which is legally responsible for their actions, but when working they are under the direct supervision of the client. The temporary staffing firm specifies the pay, benefits, etc. of the employee. Page 11 of 28
12 X Temporary staffing services, information technology (IT) Supplying computer programmers, computer systems analysts, database developers, network administrators, operating systems specialists, platform specialists, programmer analysts, software designers, software developers, software engineers, web site developers, and other information technology personnel for temporary work assignments. The temporary staffing firm hires its own employees and assigns them to clients to support or supplement the client's workforce in work situations such as employee absences, temporary skill shortages, seasonal workloads, and special assignments and projects. The employees are on the payroll of the temporary staffing firm which is legally responsible for their actions, but when working they are under the direct supervision of the client. The temporary staffing firm specifies the pay, benefits, etc. of the employee X Temporary staffing Supplying accountants, actuaries, architects, auditors, counselors, creative and performing artists, services, professional engineers, financial analysts, health care practitioners, interpreters, journalists, lawyers, librarians, (excluding information scientists, surveyors, teachers, therapists, translators, urban planners, writers, and other professional technology (IT)) personnel for temporary work assignments. The temporary staffing firm hires its own employees and assigns them to clients to support or supplement the client's workforce in work situations such as employee absences, temporary skill shortages, seasonal workloads, and special assignments and projects. The employees are on the payroll of the temporary staffing firm which is legally responsible for their actions, but when working they are under the direct supervision of the client. The temporary staffing firm specifies the pay, benefits, etc. of the employee X Temporary staffing services, technical Supplying denturists, draftsmen, industrial designers, opticians, paramedics, pilots, technical assistants, technical inspectors, technicians, technologists, traffic controllers, and other technical (excluding information personnel for temporary work assignments. The temporary staffing firm hires its own employees and technology (IT)) assigns them to clients to support or supplement the client's workforce in work situations such as employee absences, temporary skill shortages, seasonal workloads, and special assignments and projects. The employees are on the payroll of the temporary staffing firm which is legally responsible for their actions, but when working they are under the direct supervision of the client. The temporary staffing firm specifies the pay, benefits, etc. of the employee. Page 12 of 28
13 X Temporary staffing services, industrial/trades Supplying assemblers, carpenters, drivers, equipment operators, fishers, forestry workers, janitors, laborers, locksmiths, machinists, maintenance workers, mechanics, model makers, movers, repairmen, roofers, seamstresses, shippers, tailors, tool and die makers, tradesmen, warehousemen, and other industrial and trades personnel for temporary work assignments. The temporary staffing firm hires its own employees and assigns them to clients to support or supplement the client's workforce in work situations such as employee absences, temporary skill shortages, seasonal workloads, and special assignments and projects. The employees are on the payroll of the temporary staffing firm which is legally responsible for their actions, but when working they are under the direct supervision of the client. The temporary staffing firm specifies the pay, benefits, etc. of the employee X Temporary staffing services, sales/marketing Supplying account executives, cashiers, demonstrators, sales agents, sales clerks and associates, sales representatives, telemarketers, and other sales and marketing personnel for temporary work assignments. The temporary staffing firm hires its own employees and assigns them to clients to support or supplement the client's workforce in work situations such as employee absences, temporary skill shortages, seasonal workloads, and special assignments and projects. The employees are on the payroll of the temporary staffing firm which is legally responsible for their actions, but when working they are under the direct supervision of the client. The temporary staffing firm specifies the pay, benefits, etc. of the employee X Temporary staffing services, other Supplying domestics, food service workers, health care aids, illustrators, lifeguards, models, security guards, ushers, and other personnel not classified elsewhere for temporary work assignments. The temporary staffing firm hires its own employees and assigns them to clients to support or supplement the client's workforce in work situations such as employee absences, temporary skill shortages, seasonal workloads, and special assignments and projects. The employees are on the payroll of the temporary staffing firm which is legally responsible for their actions, but when working they are under the direct supervision of the client. The temporary staffing firm specifies the pay, benefits, etc. of the employee X Temporary staffing services, US Supplying personnel for temporary work assignments. The temporary staffing firm hires its own employees and assigns them to clients to support or supplement the client's workforce in work situations such as employee absences, temporary skill shortages, seasonal workloads, and special assignments and projects. The employees are on the payroll of the temporary staffing firm which is legally responsible for their actions, but when working they are under the direct supervision of the client. The temporary staffing firm specifies the pay, benefits, etc. of the employee. Page 13 of 28
14 X Temporary staffing services, management (including executives) Supplying managers, administrators, directors, executives, and other management personnel for temporary work assignments. The temporary staffing firm hires its own employees and assigns them to clients to support or supplement the client's workforce in work situations such as employee absences, temporary skill shortages, seasonal workloads, and special assignments and projects. The employees are on the payroll of the temporary staffing firm which is legally responsible for their actions, but when working they are under the direct supervision of the client. The temporary staffing firm specifies the pay, benefits, etc. of the employee X Temporary staffing services, business and financial operations Supplying purchasing agents, wholesale and retail buyers, claims adjusters, cost estimators, management analysts, accountants, auditors, loan officers, tax preparers and other business and financial operations personnel for temporary work assignments. The temporary staffing firm hires its own employees and assigns them to clients to support or supplement the client's workforce in work situations such as employee absences, temporary skill shortages, seasonal workloads, and special assignments and projects. The employees are on the payroll of the temporary staffing firm which is legally responsible for their actions, but when working they are under the direct supervision of the client. The temporary staffing firm specifies the pay, benefits, etc. of the employee X Temporary staffing services, information technology (IT) Supplying computer programmers, computer systems analysts, database developers, network administrators, operating systems specialists, platform specialists, programmer analysts, software designers, software developers, software engineers, web site developers, and other information technology personnel for temporary work assignments. The temporary staffing firm hires its own employees and assigns them to clients to support or supplement the client's workforce in work situations such as employee absences, temporary skill shortages, seasonal workloads, and special assignments and projects. The employees are on the payroll of the temporary staffing firm which is legally responsible for their actions, but when working they are under the direct supervision of the client. The temporary staffing firm specifies the pay, benefits, etc. of the employee X Temporary staffing services, healthcare practitioners and Supplying doctors, dentists, dietitians, nutritionists, optometrists, pharmacists, chiropractors, registered nurses, therapists, veterinarians, clinical technicians, practical nurses, opticians, and other healthcare and technical personnel for temporary work assignments. The temporary staffing firm technical hires its own employees and assigns them to clients to support or supplement the client's workforce in work situations such as employee absences, temporary skill shortages, seasonal workloads, and special assignments and projects. The employees are on the payroll of the temporary staffing firm which is legally responsible for their actions, but when working they are under the direct supervision of the client. The temporary staffing firm specifies the pay, benefits, etc. of the employee. Page 14 of 28
15 X Temporary staffing services, other professional Supplying architects, engineers, chemists, economists, probation officers, educators, lawyers, teachers, artists, reporters, and professional personnel for temporary work assignments. The temporary staffing firm hires its own employees and assigns them to clients to support or supplement the client's workforce in work situations such as employee absences, temporary skill shortages, seasonal workloads, and special assignments and projects. The employees are on the payroll of the temporary staffing firm which is legally responsible for their actions, but when working they are under the direct supervision of the client. The temporary staffing firm specifies the pay, benefits, etc. of the employee X Temporary staffing services, healthcare support Supplying occupational therapists, physical therapists, dental assistants, veterinary assistants and other healthcare support personnel for temporary work assignments. The temporary staffing firm hires its own employees and assigns them to clients to support or supplement the client's workforce in work situations such as employee absences, temporary skill shortages, seasonal workloads, and special assignments and projects. The employees are on the payroll of the temporary staffing firm which is legally responsible for their actions, but when working they are under the direct supervision of the client. The temporary staffing firm specifies the pay, benefits, etc. of the employee X Temporary staffing services, other service Supplying detectives, security guards, law enforcement workers, chefs, cooks, dishwashers, janitors, maids, grounds maintenance workers, ushers, barbers, hairstylists, flight attendants, home care aides, recreational workers, and other service personnel for temporary work assignments. The temporary staffing firm hires its own employees and assigns them to clients to support or supplement the client's workforce in work situations such as employee absences, temporary skill shortages, seasonal workloads, and special assignments and projects. The employees are on the payroll of the temporary staffing firm which is legally responsible for their actions, but when working they are under the direct supervision of the client. The temporary staffing firm specifies the pay, benefits, etc. of the employee. Includes product on 722 list. Page 15 of 28
16 X Temporary staffing services, sales and related Supplying cashiers, retail clerks, advertising sales agents, insurance sales agents, travel agents, demonstrators, real estate brokers, telemarketers, and other sales and related personnel for temporary work assignments. The temporary staffing firm hires its own employees and assigns them to clients to support or supplement the client's workforce in work situations such as employee absences, temporary skill shortages, seasonal workloads, and special assignments and projects. The employees are on the payroll of the temporary staffing firm which is legally responsible for their actions, but when working they are under the direct supervision of the client. The temporary staffing firm specifies the pay, benefits, etc. of the employee X Temporary staffing services, office and Supplying switchboard operators, bill account collectors, bookkeeping clerks, tellers, file clerks, receptionists, couriers, meter readers, stock clerks, secretaries, administrative assistants, data entry administrative support clerks, and office and administrative support personnel for temporary work assignments. The temporary staffing firm hires its own employees and assigns them to clients to support or supplement the client's workforce in work situations such as employee absences, temporary skill shortages, seasonal workloads, and special assignments and projects. The employees are on the payroll of the temporary staffing firm which is legally responsible for their actions, but when working they are under the direct supervision of the client. The temporary staffing firm specifies the pay, benefits, etc. of the employee X Temporary staffing services, natural resource, construction, and maintenance Supplying farm laborers, logging workers, brick masons, carpenters, drywall installers, electricians, plumbers, roofers, radio mechanics, auto body repairers, home appliance repairers, and other natural resource, construction, and maintenance personnel for temporary work assignments. The temporary staffing firm hires its own employees and assigns them to clients to support or supplement the client's workforce in work situations such as employee absences, temporary skill shortages, seasonal workloads, and special assignments and projects. The employees are on the payroll of the temporary staffing firm which is legally responsible for their actions, but when working they are under the direct supervision of the client. The temporary staffing firm specifies the pay, benefits, etc. of the employee X Temporary staffing services, production Supplying assemblers, bakers, butchers, machinists, model makers, printers, tailors, tool and die makers, power plant operators, and other production personnel for temporary work assignments. The temporary staffing firm hires its own employees and assigns them to clients to support or supplement the client's workforce in work situations such as employee absences, temporary skill shortages, seasonal workloads, and special assignments and projects. The employees are on the payroll of the temporary staffing firm which is legally responsible for their actions, but when working they are under the direct supervision of the client. The temporary staffing firm specifies the pay, benefits, etc. of the employee. Page 16 of 28
17 X Temporary staffing services, transportation and materials moving Supplying commercial pilots, air traffic controllers, bus drivers, truck drivers, taxi drivers, subway operators, sailors, service station attendants, crane operators, and other transportation and material moving personnel for temporary work assignments. The temporary staffing firm hires its own employees and assigns them to clients to support or supplement the client's workforce in work situations such as employee absences, temporary skill shortages, seasonal workloads, and special assignments and projects. The employees are on the payroll of the temporary staffing firm which is legally responsible for their actions, but when working they are under the direct supervision of the client. The temporary staffing firm specifies the pay, benefits, etc. of the employee. Includes product 8.25 on 485 list X Long-term staffing services [Payrolling] Supplying personnel for extended work assignments. Under the terms of this arrangement, the client may recruit the person or persons hired by the staffing firm and assigned to their place of work, or transfer a portion of their existing workforce to the staffing firm. Long-term employees are placed on the payroll of the staffing firm, which is legally responsible for their actions, but when working they are supervised by the client. labor leasing, staff leasing, employee leasing, extended employee staffing and payrolling. Excludes: providing professional co-employment/peo services is in product 1.7, Co-employment staffing services. Includes product 8.26 on 485 list X Temporary staffing-topermanent Providing personnel for temporary employment with the expectation of permanent work at the end of a placement trial period with the client. The employee remains on the payroll of the temporary help staffing firm services until the hiring decision is made at which time he or she becomes an employee of the client or, if not, returns to the temporary help staffing firm. May include training, counseling, assessment, and resume upgrading X Temporary staffing-topermanent Providing personnel for temporary employment with the expectation of permanent work at the end of a placement trial period with the client. The employee remains on the payroll of the temporary help staffing firm services, Canadian until the hiring decision is made at which time he or she becomes an employee of the client or, if not, returns to the temporary help staffing firm. May include training, counseling, assessment, and resume upgrading. Page 17 of 28
18 X Temporary staffing-topermanent placement services, management (including executives) Providing managers, administrators, directors, executives, and other management personnel for temporary employment with the expectation of permanent work at the end of a trial period with the client. The employee remains on the payroll of the temporary help staffing firm until the hiring decision is made at which time he or she becomes an employee of the client or, if not, returns to the temporary help staffing firm. May include training, counseling, assessment, and resume upgrading X Temporary staffing-topermanent placement representatives, estimators, loan officers, personnel officers, purchasing agents, receptionists, Providing administrative officers, bill collectors, bookkeepers, clerks, customer service services, office/clerical and secretaries, stenographers, switchboard operators, tellers, and other office/clerical and administrative support personnel for temporary employment with the expectation of permanent work at the end of a administrative support trial period with the client. The employee remains on the payroll of the temporary help staffing firm until the hiring decision is made at which time he or she becomes an employee of the client or, if not, returns to the temporary help staffing firm. May include training, counseling, assessment, and resume upgrading X Temporary staffing-topermanent placement administrators, operating systems specialists, platform specialists, programmer analysts, software Providing computer programmers, computer systems analysts, database developers, network services, information designers, software developers, software engineers, web site developers, and other information technology (IT) technology personnel for temporary employment with the expectation of permanent work at the end of a trial period with the client. The employee remains on the payroll of the temporary help staffing firm until the hiring decision is made at which time he or she becomes an employee of the client or, if not, returns to the temporary help staffing firm. May include training, counseling, assessment, and resume upgrading X Temporary staffing-topermanent placement services, professional (excluding information technology (IT)) Providing accountants, actuaries, architects, auditors, counselors, creative and performing artists, engineers, financial analysts, health care practitioners, interpreters, journalists, lawyers, librarians, scientists, surveyors, teachers, therapists, translators, urban planners, writers, and other professional personnel for temporary employment with the expectation of permanent work at the end of a trial period with the client. The employee remains on the payroll of the temporary help staffing firm until the hiring decision is made at which time he or she becomes an employee of the client or, if not, returns to the temporary help staffing firm. May include training, counseling, assessment, and resume upgrading. Page 18 of 28
19 X Temporary staffing-topermanent placement services, technical (excluding information technology (IT)) Providing denturists, draftsmen, industrial designers, opticians, paramedics, pilots, technical assistants, technical inspectors, technicians, technologists, traffic controllers, and other technical personnel for temporary employment with the expectation of permanent work at the end of a trial period with the client. The employee remains on the payroll of the temporary help staffing firm until the hiring decision is made at which time he or she becomes an employee of the client or, if not, returns to the temporary help staffing firm. May include training, counseling, assessment, and resume upgrading X Temporary staffing-topermanent placement laborers, locksmiths, machinists, maintenance workers, mechanics, model makers, movers, Providing assemblers, carpenters, drivers, equipment operators, fishers, forestry workers, janitors, services, industrial/trades repairmen, roofers, seamstresses, shippers, tailors, tool and die makers, tradesmen, warehousemen, and other industrial and trades personnel for temporary employment with the expectation of permanent work at the end of a trial period with the client. The employee remains on the payroll of the temporary help staffing firm until the hiring decision is made at which time he or she becomes an employee of the client or, if not, returns to the temporary help staffing firm. May include training, counseling, assessment, and resume upgrading X Temporary staffing-topermanent placement sales representatives, telemarketers, and other sales and marketing personnel for temporary Providing account executives, cashiers, demonstrators, sales agents, sales clerks and associates, services, employment with the expectation of permanent work at the end of a trial period with the client. The sales/marketing employee remains on the payroll of the temporary help staffing firm until the hiring decision is made at which time he or she becomes an employee of the client or, if not, returns to the temporary help staffing firm. May include training, counseling, assessment, and resume upgrading X Temporary staffing-topermanent placement guards, ushers, and other personnel not classified elsewhere, for temporary employment with the Providing domestics, food service workers, health care aids, illustrators, lifeguards, models, security services, other expectation of permanent work at the end of a trial period with the client. The employee remains on the payroll of the temporary help staffing firm until the hiring decision is made at which time he or she becomes an employee of the client or, if not, returns to the temporary help staffing firm. May include training, counseling, assessment, and resume upgrading X Temporary staffing-topermanent Providing personnel for temporary employment with the expectation of permanent work at the end of a placement trial period with the client. The employee remains on the payroll of the temporary help staffing firm services, US until the hiring decision is made at which time he or she becomes an employee of the client or, if not, returns to the temporary help staffing firm. May include training, counseling, assessment, and resume upgrading. Page 19 of 28
20 X Temporary staffing-topermanent placement services, management (including executives) Providing managers, administrators, directors, executives, and other management personnel for temporary employment with the expectation of permanent work at the end of a trial period with the client. The employee remains on the payroll of the temporary help staffing firm until the hiring decision is made at which time he or she becomes an employee of the client or, if not, returns to the temporary help staffing firm. May include training, counseling, assessment, and resume upgrading X Temporary staffing-topermanent placement management analysts, accountants, auditors, loan officers, tax preparers and other business and Providing purchasing agents, wholesale and retail buyers, claims adjusters, cost estimators, services, business and financial operations financial operations personnel for temporary employment with the expectation of permanent work at the end of a trial period with the client. The employee remains on the payroll of the temporary help staffing firm until the hiring decision is made at which time he or she becomes an employee of the client or, if not, returns to the temporary help staffing firm. May include training, counseling, assessment, and resume upgrading X Temporary staffing-topermanent placement administrators, operating systems specialists, platform specialists, programmer analysts, software Providing computer programmers, computer systems analysts, database developers, network services, information designers, software developers, software engineers, web site developers, and other information technology (IT) technology personnel for temporary employment with the expectation of permanent work at the end of a trial period with the client. The employee remains on the payroll of the temporary help staffing firm until the hiring decision is made at which time he or she becomes an employee of the client or, if not, returns to the temporary help staffing firm. May include training, counseling, assessment, and resume upgrading X Temporary staffing-topermanent placement registered nurses, therapists, veterinarians, clinical technicians, practical nurses, opticians, and Providing doctors, dentists, dietitians, nutritionists, optometrists, pharmacists, chiropractors, services, healthcare practitioners and healthcare practitioners and technical personnel for temporary employment with the expectation of permanent work at the end of a trial period with the client. The employee remains on the payroll of technical the temporary help staffing firm until the hiring decision is made at which time he or she becomes an employee of the client or, if not, returns to the temporary help staffing firm. May include training, counseling, assessment, and resume upgrading X Temporary staffing-topermanent placement teachers, artists, reporters, and other professional personnel not elsewhere classified for temporary Providing architects, engineers, chemists, economists, probation officers, educators, lawyers, services, other employment with the expectation of permanent work at the end of a trial period with the client. The professional employee remains on the payroll of the temporary help staffing firm until the hiring decision is made at which time he or she becomes an employee of the client or, if not, returns to the temporary help staffing firm. May include training, counseling, assessment, and resume upgrading. Page 20 of 28
21 X Temporary staffing-topermanent placement services, healthcare support Providing occupational therapists, physical therapists, dental assistants, and veterinary assistants and other healthcare support personnel for temporary employment with the expectation of permanent work at the end of a trial period with the client. The employee remains on the payroll of the temporary help staffing firm until the hiring decision is made at which time he or she becomes an employee of the client or, if not, returns to the temporary help staffing firm. May include training, counseling, assessment, and resume upgrading X Temporary staffing-topermanent placement services, other service Providing detectives, security guards, law enforcement workers, chefs, cooks, dishwashers, janitors, maids, grounds maintenance workers, ushers, barbers, hairstylists, flight attendants, home care aides, recreational workers, and other service personnel not elsewhere classified for temporary employment with the expectation of permanent work at the end of a trial period with the client. The employee remains on the payroll of the temporary help staffing firm until the hiring decision is made at which time he or she becomes an employee of the client or, if not, returns to the temporary help staffing firm. May include training, counseling, assessment, and resume upgrading X Temporary staffing-topermanent placement demonstrators, real estate brokers, telemarketers, and other sales and related personnel for Providing cashiers, retail clerks, advertising sales agents, insurance sales agents, travel agents, services, sales and related temporary employment with the expectation of permanent work at the end of a trial period with the client. The employee remains on the payroll of the temporary help staffing firm until the hiring decision is made at which time he or she becomes an employee of the client or, if not, returns to the temporary help staffing firm. May include training, counseling, assessment, and resume upgrading X Temporary staffing-topermanent placement receptionists, couriers, meter readers, stock clerks, secretaries, administrative assistants, data entry Providing switchboard operators, bill account collectors, bookkeeping clerks, tellers, file clerks, services, office and clerks, and other office and administrative support personnel for temporary employment with the administrative support expectation of permanent work at the end of a trial period with the client. The employee remains on the payroll of the temporary help staffing firm until the hiring decision is made at which time he or she becomes an employee of the client or, if not, returns to the temporary help staffing firm. May include training, counseling, assessment, and resume upgrading. Page 21 of 28
22 X Temporary staffing-topermanent placement services, natural resource, construction, and maintenance Providing farm laborers, logging workers, brick masons, carpenters, drywall installers, electricians, plumbers, roofers, radio mechanics, auto body repairers, home appliance repairers, and other natural resource, construction, and maintenance personnel for temporary employment with the expectation of permanent work at the end of a trial period with the client. The employee remains on the payroll of the temporary help staffing firm until the hiring decision is made at which time he or she becomes an employee of the client or, if not, returns to the temporary help staffing firm. May include training, counseling, assessment, and resume upgrading X Temporary staffing-topermanent placement makers, power plant operators, and other production personnel for temporary employment with the Providing assemblers, bakers, butchers, machinists, model makers, printers, tailors, tool and die services, production expectation of permanent work at the end of a trial period with the client. The employee remains on the payroll of the temporary help staffing firm until the hiring decision is made at which time he or she becomes an employee of the client or, if not, returns to the temporary help staffing firm. May include training, counseling, assessment, and resume upgrading X Temporary staffing-topermanent placement operators, sailors, service station attendants, crane operators, and other transportation and material Providing commercial pilots, air traffic controllers, bus drivers, truck drivers, taxi drivers, subway services, transportation and material moving moving personnel for temporary employment with the expectation of permanent work at the end of a trial period with the client. The employee remains on the payroll of the temporary help staffing firm until the hiring decision is made at which time he or she becomes an employee of the client or, if not, returns to the temporary help staffing firm. May include training, counseling, assessment, and resume upgrading X Onsite management of temporary help services Providing personnel who, in the work area of the client, assign, coordinate, and monitor employees provided by the temporary help staffing firm. This service provides a single point of contact for the client. Activities include recruitment, testing, selection, training, reporting, and quality monitoring. Assignment of an onsite manager requires a request from the client Co-employment staffing services Providing a staffing arrangement in which an organization [i.e. a Professional Employer Organization (PEO)] co-employs a client's workforce. The PEO and the client enter into a contractual agreement whereby the rights and responsibilities in respect of co-employees are shared or allocated, with the service provider assuming responsibility for certain activities as agreed with the client. These range from basic to full-service packages.? Page 22 of 28
23 X Co-employment staffing services with payroll services Providing a staffing arrangement in which an organization [i.e. a Professional Employer Organization (PEO)] co-employs a client's workforce. The PEO and the client enter into a contractual agreement whereby the rights and responsibilities in respect of co-employees are shared or allocated, with the service provider assuming responsibility for payroll-related activities such as payment of employee wages, maintenance of pay records, filing of government payroll forms, withholding of taxes and depositing of funds into government accounts, garnishing wages, paying unemployment insurance premiums, and administering worker's compensation. This is the basic co-employment product.? Excludes: providing co-employment bundled with payroll and employee benefits services is in product 1.7.2, Co-employment staffing services with payroll and benefit services. providing co-employment bundled with payroll and human resource services is in product 1.7.3, Coemployment staffing services with payroll and human resource services. providing co-employment bundled with payroll, employee benefits, and human resource services is in product 1.7.4, Co-employment staffing services with payroll, benefit, and human resource services X Co-employment staffing services with payroll and benefit services Providing a staffing arrangement in which an organization [i.e. a Professional Employer Organization (PEO)] co-employs a client's workforce. The PEO and the client enter into a contractual agreement whereby the rights and responsibilities in respect of co-employees are shared or allocated, with the service provider assuming responsibility for payroll-related activities and the administration of benefits such as health, retirement, life, dental, supplementary health, and disability. Excludes: providing co-employment bundled with payroll and human resource services is in product 1.7.3, Coemployment staffing services with payroll and human resource services. providing co-employment bundled with payroll, employee benefits, and human resource services is in products 1.7.4, Co-employment staffing services with payroll, benefit, and human resource services.? Page 23 of 28
24 X Co-employment staffing services with payroll and human resource services Providing a staffing arrangement in which an organization [i.e. a Professional Employer Organization (PEO)] co-employs a client's workforce. The PEO and the client enter into a contractual agreement whereby the rights and responsibilities in respect of co-employees are shared or allocated, with the service provider assuming responsibility for payroll-related activities and human resource functions such as counseling, personnel document preparation, employee assessment, training, regulatory compliance, and risk management.? Excludes: providing co-employment bundled with payroll and employee benefits services is in product 1.7.2, Co-employment staffing services with payroll and benefit services. providing co-employment bundled with payroll and human resource services is in product 1.7.3, Coemployment staffing services with payroll and human resource services. providing co-employment bundled with payroll, employee benefits, and human resource services is in products 1.7.4, Co-employment staffing services with payroll, benefit, and human resource services X Full-service coemployment staffing Providing a comprehensive staffing arrangement in which an organization [i.e. a Professional Employer Organization (PEO)] co-employs a client's workforce. The PEO and the client enter into a contractual agreement whereby the rights and responsibilities in respect of co-employees are shared or allocated. The service provider assumes responsibility for payroll-related activities; the administration of benefits such as health, retirement, life, dental, supplementary health, and disability; and human resource functions such as counseling, personnel document preparation, employee assessment, training, regulatory compliance, and risk management.? X Online job listing services Soliciting and posting job openings to a website which may be known as a job board, job bank, recruiting site, directory, labor exchange or employment registry. Organizations that post job listings to these sites are usually charged a fee, whereas job seekers usually have free access. May include newsletters, referrals based on matching profiles or keywords, and access to training and employment-related services and programs, search engines and other resources Subset of product 1.6 on 516 list. Page 24 of 28
25 X Online resume listing services Soliciting and posting resumes/vitae to a website which may be known as a job board, job bank, recruiting site, directory, labor exchange or employment registry. Individuals who post resumes or vitae to these sites are not usually charged a fee; exceptions are on-line casting and talent search services that may charge for posting a vita or headshot. May include job referrals based on matching profiles or keywords, access to training and employment-related services and programs, search engines, newsletters, and other resources Subset of product 1.6 on 516 list X Online job site advertising space Providing advertising space on internet job sites. Advertising in this medium consists mainly of announcements, splash pages, and logo buttons directed to individuals seeking jobs. Subset of product 2 on 516 list X Online job boards and resume listings Providing access to on-line job banks, job boards, recruiting sites, job directories, labor exchanges or employment registries for a set period of time for the purpose of job posting, resume searching, exploiting job tracking software, and accessing statistical databases. Revenue for this product includes annual "membership" dues and non-refundable initiation fees and fee-for-use revenues Subset of product 1.6 on 516 list X Published employment-related software Software published on own-account that is designed to facilitate employment/job search activities. software for interactive Internet recruiting, applicant tracking, and applicant evaluation. Subset of product on 5112 et al list X Managed services Managing and/or operating an area or task for a client organization on an on-going basis, with or without the provision of operating staff. May include shipping and receiving, mail services, accounts payable, purchasing, food services, maintenance of facilities, records management, and other operations that support a client s business Includes product 1 on 5611 list and product 1 on 5612 list. Page 25 of 28
26 X Human resources management consulting services Providing advice and guidance concerning the development or modification of human resources strategies, policies, practices and procedures. consulting on subjects such as recruitment and retention strategies; compensation, benefits, performance measurement and appraisal; organizational development (improving functioning within and between groups); employee training and development needs; outplacement procedures and plans for assistance to employees; succession planning; compliance with government regulations in areas such as health, safety, workers compensation and employment equity; labor-management relations; employee assistance programs; and human resources audits; etc. Excludes: providing human resources management consulting services bundled with implementation services. providing management training as a stand-alone service. providing stand-alone services to implement a proposed solution. expert witness services in this field of expertise sold separately. Same as product 1.4 on list X Management consulting services, except human resources Providing advice and guidance to management in areas not directly related to human resource operations. strategic management consulting and employment market consulting, etc. expert witness services. Subset of product 1 on list; includes products , and 1.5 on list X Employee evaluation services Screening and appraisal of the technical and psychometric skills of individuals considered for hiring, promotion and/or advancement by the client. This service is most frequently used as part of the hiring process. fee-based computer software certification tests. Page 26 of 28
27 X Outplacement/career counseling Assisting clients to deal with employee terminations in a fair, safe, and lawful manner and assisting client employees in making job and career changes. counseling, job search support, workshops, seminars, and resume upgrading X Payroll services Processing payroll, withholding deductions, remitting deductions, and employer's contributions to government-mandated and other plans, and filing reports Excludes: providing a bundled bookkeeping, compilation, and payroll service for a single fee, where payroll services involve more than payroll calculations. providing a bundled bookkeeping and compilation services, with or without payroll calculation services, for a single fee. Same as product on 5412 list X Executive/retained search services Providing specialized search and recruitment services limited to filling highly paid executive, senior manager, and professional positions, according to client specifications. May include conducting detailed interviews with the client organization's management team; developing job profiles; conducting original research and advertising to locate potential job candidates; screening possible candidates; preparing, presenting, and discussing a confidential list of highly qualified applicants with the client; making interview arrangements; negotiating compensation; and providing post-hire followup. The search firm typically provides two assurances to the client firm: (1) repeat the search at no extra charge (out-of-pocket expenses only) should a placed candidate subsequently fail for reasons attributed to lack of due diligence by the search firm and (2) not to recruit from the client firm for a stated period of time. The client makes the decision as to which candidate to hire. The search agency's fee is charged whether or not the candidate is hired. This product is also known as retained search X Training services, employment services Providing instruction related to employment in such areas as computer-based skills, certification programs, skills upgrading, safety training and tutorials. This service is adjusted to the needs identified by the client Page 27 of 28
28 X Personal background checks Investigating the personal, academic, financial, and work history of candidates to be considered for hiring, promotion and/or advancement or those already employed by the client, sold separately from the hiring process service X Medical exams for employment Evaluating the health of the candidate, sold separately from the hiring process service. medical history, laboratory tests, and physical examinations Page 28 of 28
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