City of Toronto

Staffing agency for Toronto employers

Toronto is two markets for us: the industrial west and north (Etobicoke, Rexdale, Downsview, the Junction) and the office towers and professional firms downtown and in midtown. We staff both.

Streetcar on a downtown Toronto street with the CN Tower behind
Office placements downtown and industrial work on the edges of the city make up our Toronto business.

Overview

Staffing in Toronto

Our Markham office is 30 minutes from downtown by Highway 404 and the DVP, outside rush hour.

Toronto's industrial employment has moved to its edges: South Etobicoke along the Queensway, Evans Avenue and Kipling; Rexdale along Highway 27 and Carlingview beside Pearson; North York's Keele–Finch and Dufferin–Finch parks; the Stockyards and the Junction; and the Port Lands. Food and beverage processing, packaging, film and event logistics, courier and last-mile delivery, and building-products distribution are the mainstays.

Downtown and midtown are a different business: reception, administrative and executive assistants, data entry and customer service, accounts payable and receivable, and legal and medical office support for firms in the financial core, Liberty Village, Yonge–Eglinton and the hospital district.

We recruit for both from Markham with a Toronto candidate base built over nine years. Toronto is also where the largest share of our placed workers commute from, to Markham, Vaughan and Mississauga, so we understand the transit realities in detail.

Employment areas

Where the work is

  1. 01

    South Etobicoke (the Queensway, Evans, Kipling and Islington)

    Food and beverage plants, packaging, distribution and light manufacturing. Production line, forklift, shipper/receiver and general labour.

  2. 02

    Rexdale (Highway 27 and Carlingview)

    Courier hubs, air-cargo overflow and distribution beside Pearson. Sorters, dock workers, forklift operators and DZ and G-class delivery drivers.

  3. 03

    North York (Keele–Finch, Dufferin–Finch and Downsview)

    Manufacturing, printing, medical-supply distribution and last-mile depots. Machine operators, pickers, packers and drivers.

  4. 04

    The Junction, the Stockyards and the Port Lands

    Film and event logistics, food distribution and building materials. General labour, forklift and warehouse roles, often at short notice.

  5. 05

    Downtown, Liberty Village and midtown

    Financial, legal, insurance, technology and healthcare offices. Reception, administrative, data-entry, customer-service and accounting support.

Roles in demand

What Toronto employers hire through us

In Toronto we fill more office and administrative roles than anywhere else: reception, administrative assistants, data entry, customer service and accounts staff, mostly downtown and in midtown, on temporary, temp-to-perm and direct-hire terms. Industrial work concentrates in South Etobicoke and Rexdale: production, packaging, dock and forklift, courier sorting, and DZ and G-class delivery drivers.

For workers

Getting to work in Toronto

The TTC reaches almost every industrial pocket, though not always quickly: South Etobicoke via Kipling and Islington stations and the 44 Kipling South and 110 Islington South; Rexdale via the 191 Highway 27 Rocket and 45 Kipling; North York via Finch West station and the Finch, Keele and Dufferin buses. Downtown offices are a subway ride.

Blue Night buses cover the major arterials after the subway closes, which keeps Etobicoke and North York night shifts staffable. Rexdale sites off Carlingview and Attwell are where we check transportation most carefully.

For downtown office placements we favour candidates on the subway lines or the GO network. A temp who is late in week one will not be extended in week three.

Open now

Current openings in Toronto

No Toronto openings posted right now

New roles in Toronto are posted regularly. Register your resume and a recruiter will call when something suitable opens up, often before it is posted.

Or call the office

647-627-9754
Mon–Fri 7am–8pm · Sat–Sun 8am–6pm

Questions

Frequently asked

Do you place office staff downtown?

Yes. Reception, administrative and executive assistants, data entry, customer service and accounting support for the financial core, Liberty Village and midtown, on temporary coverage for leaves, vacations and projects, temp-to-perm, and direct hire.

Can you cover a same-day absence in Toronto?

Usually, for general labour, packaging and dock roles in Etobicoke and North York. Office coverage works best with a day's notice so we can match skills and software.

What do Toronto industrial and office roles pay?

Pay is set by each client. General labour typically runs $18 to $21 an hour, forklift $20 to $26, and administrative roles $20 to $28 an hour or $42,000 to $58,000 for permanent hires. Downtown roles often include a transit allowance.

Do you handle payroll for the people you place?

Yes. Temporary and temp-to-perm workers are on our payroll, including WSIB, source deductions, vacation and statutory-holiday pay. Direct hires go on yours from day one.

Which parts of Toronto do you cover?

All of it. Scarborough has its own page because of the size of its industrial base.

Hiring in Toronto?

Tell us the role, the shift and the site. A staffing specialist replies during office hours, usually the same day.