Staffing Industry Analysts

Established in 1989, Staffing Industry Analysts (SIA) serves as a leading global resource for staffing and workforce solutions. Our exclusive research encompasses all forms of employment, including temporary staffing, independent contracting, and various types of contingent labor. SIA delivers unbiased and independent insights into the services and suppliers within the workforce solutions landscape. This includes staffing agencies, managed service providers, recruitment process outsourcers, payrolling and compliance companies, as well as specialists in talent acquisition technology like vendor management systems, online staffing platforms, crowdsourcing, and online work services. Additionally, we offer training and certification through our distinctive Certified Contingent Workforce Professional (CCWP) program.

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WorkWhile lands $23M funding round

1 week ago | staffingindustry.com | Amrita Ahuja

WorkWhile, a staffing platform providing event staff and warehouse workers, announced a $23 million Series B funding round on June 16. The firm also named Simon Khalaf as COO. Khalaf is a board member at WorkWhile and the former CEO of fintech and payments company Marqeta. He joined WorkWhile this month. The funding will be used to accelerate WorkWhile’s growth and further invest in technology with a focus on expanding its AI capabilities, the company said in a note to SIA.
Online job ad index falls in May

1 week ago | staffingindustry.com | Amrita Ahuja

Advertised online job vacancies declined in May, according to The Conference Board–Lightcast Help Wanted Online Index released June 18. The index fell to a level of 112.3 in May (July 2018=100), down from April’s upwardly revised reading of 112.9.The 0.6% decrease between May and April follows a 2.7% increase between April and March. Overall, the index is down in May by 7.0% from a year ago.
StaffDNA acquires Kevala’s healthcare per diem staffing business

1 week ago | staffingindustry.com | Felicity Glover

StaffDNA, a Plano, Texas, digital hiring marketplace for healthcare workers, has acquired the per diem staffing business of Kevala, a Seattle-based artificial intelligence-powered healthcare staffing platform, in a deal that will see the two companies integrate their technologies. Financial details of the acquisition, announced June 17, were not disclosed. In a statement to SIA, a StaffDNA spokesperson said the deal was finalized June 9 and confirmed that the Kevala brand would remain.
Brazil’s Linco People Experts partners with Stanton Chase

1 week ago | staffingindustry.com | Felicity Glover

Linco People Experts, a talent consultancy in São Paulo, Brazil, has entered a private partnership agreement with global executive search and leadership advisory firm Stanton Chase in a move that expands the company’s presence in South America. Stanton Chase declined to disclose the financial details of the partnership agreement, announced June 6.
Cost of turnover climbs, but hiring plans stay strong

2 weeks ago | staffingindustry.com | Amrita Ahuja

Nearly two in five US hiring managers, 39%, expect turnover at their company to increase in 2025, up from 33% who said the same for 2024, according to a survey released June 11 by the Harris Poll on behalf of Express Employment Professionals. While 51% of hiring managers expect turnover to remain steady, the survey found that the growing concern has started to affect company budgets. The survey found that turnover costs businesses an average of $36,723 annually in rehiring and lost productivity.
Parqa secures funding round from VC firm Traction Capital

2 weeks ago | staffingindustry.com | Felicity Glover

Parqa, a Minneapolis-based staffing technology solutions consultancy, has secured funding from venture capital and private equity firm Traction Capital. The investment will enable Parqa to increase its team of certified experts and technical talent, build a near-shore office and expand its Salesforce Experience Cloud product, a company spokesman said in a statement to SIA. Financial details of the funding, announced June 12, were not disclosed.
Innovien Solutions acquires IT staffing firm The Denzel Group

2 weeks ago | staffingindustry.com | Felicity Glover

Technology services company Innovien Solutions has acquired Pennsylvania-based IT recruiting and consulting firm The Denzel Group. The deal, announced June 11, enables Innovien Solutions to expand its footprint in the Northeast region and strengthen its core service offerings, including federal services, healthcare, outsourced solutions, and staff augmentation, the company said in a press release.
Job satisfaction surges to highest since 1987: The Conference Board

2 weeks ago | staffingindustry.com | Amrita Ahuja

Overall job satisfaction in the US rose by 5.7 percentage points in the 2025 Conference Board Job Satisfaction survey released June 11. This is the largest single-year increase in the survey’s history and the highest level since the survey began in 1987. However, the research found a generational gap in job satisfaction is widening. According to the survey, only 57.4% of workers under age 25 are satisfied with their jobs, compared to 72.4% of those aged 55 and older.
Hiring managers concerned over use of AI on assessments

2 weeks ago | staffingindustry.com | Amrita Ahuja

Generative AI is raising red flags among employers, with 65% of hiring managers “somewhat” or “very” concerned about candidates using it to cheat on recruitment assessments, according to survey results released June 5 by talent management solution provider Talogy. The survey also found that while 22% of job seekers reported using generative AI when completing assessments, 15% of early-career professionals said they would use it.
CareerBuilder + Monster weighing sale of firm

3 weeks ago | staffingindustry.com | Craig Johnson

CareerBuilder + Monster, the operator of two long-time job boards, is looking at a possible sale. “CareerBuilder + Monster has been working with the support of our financial stakeholders to explore a sale of the company,” a company spokesperson said in a statement to SIA on June 6. “Our operations are continuing as normal during the ongoing sale process.”The statement also indicated there are no layoffs at this time, though it has put employees on notice.