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Job&Talent sees jump in Q4 US revenue

Job&Talent sees jump in Q4 US revenue

Craig Johnson
| January 24, 2025
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Job&Talent office. Photo from Job&Talent

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Staffing platform operator Job&Talent reported fourth-quarter revenue rose 27% year over year in the US and said January results have been strong so far.  The overall economy also seems to be picking up, the company said.

“We have very strong momentum,” Diego de Haro Ruiz, CEO for the US at Job&Talent, said in an interview. “Already we’re putting record numbers in the month of January.”

Ruiz continued, “I also think the overall economy and uncertainty might be recovering a bit. Hopefully, there’s a bit of a tailwind in the states.”

The fourth quarter is the company’s largest in terms of revenue. While it released results on a percentage basis, the company — which is not publicly traded — did not give dollar figures at this time.

The firm posted US revenue of $421 million in 2023, making it the 18th-largest industrial staffing provider in the US, according to SIA’s Largest Industrial Staffing Firms in the United States: 2024 Update.

A majority of the firm’s quarterly growth in the fourth quarter of 2024 came from a combination of existing and new clients, the company said, adding that its technology offering has helped drive the increases.

Ruiz said an example of functionality that helps set Job&Talent’s platform apart is that clients can rate workers on a one-to-five scale. That data is then combined at scale with other data on productivity metrics and workers receive feedback on what they can do to improve.

Overall, the company served more than 310 clients in the US in 2024 and placed more than 54,000 workers in logistics, manufacturing, retail and warehousing.