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'More than a stopgap' | Businesses urged to engage temporary talent to counter summer slowdown

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Employers are being encouraged to rethink how they resource work during periods of reduced staffing.

Strategically engaging temporary talent can help organisations avoid project delays while strengthening long-term workforce resilience and meeting critical organisational KPIs outside of project and work delivery (such as CSR and EDI initiatives), says Giselle Gonzales, CEO and Founder at Equalreach, the freelance marketplace.

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