Job Intérim Guyane
Staffing & Recruiting |
Team Size
26 professionals
Founded
Est. 2010
Location
Cayenne, Arrondissement de Cayenne, French Guiana
Specializations
Construction & Infrastructure
Industrial Logistics
Business Services
Regional Workforce Solutions
About Agency
Overview
- Job Intérim Guyane operates three physical agencies in Cayenne, Kourou, and Saint-Laurent-du-Maroni within French Guiana
- Founded in 2010 with 26 employees as of current operations
- Headquartered at 9 Avenue Pasteur, Cayenne, with national territorial coverage in addition to local presence
- Distributes job offers across multiple contract types including CDD, CDI, and interim positions
- Focuses on five core activity sectors: Industry, Tertiary, Construction, Public Works, and Logistics
Specializations
- Industrial sector staffing solutions for temporary and permanent roles
- Construction and Public Works (BTP) workforce placement services
- Logistics personnel recruitment for temporary and permanent contracts
- Tertiary sector employment services including administrative and service roles
Services & Approach
- Interim staffing solutions for short-term employment needs
- Permanent recruitment services for CDI and CDD contracts
- CV registration and candidate placement system for job seekers
- Professional integration contracts for workforce development programs
Contact Information
Full Address
9 Avenue Pasteur, Cayenne, Arrondissement de Cayenne, French Guiana, 97300
Phone
+594 594 27 33 01
Keywords
interimindustrieressourceshumainesemploibtpjoblogistiquetertiaireplacementrecrutement
Reviews (from Google)
Ano
15 Apr 2025
You should better train your staff on employment law and invoicing.
I advise companies to check invoicing because every month there are errors (they add up quickly).
I also advise employees to check their pay slip and have a copy of their score.
KAHENE8
29 Mar 2025
Pleasant welcome, but since you were black and young, you didn’t count on them
Lionel Pincemaille
07 Feb 2024
Pleasant welcome, but then it gets complicated. To register, they don’t photocopy your documents (to save money), nor do they send them by email. I was asked to bring my own copies. I was told, “That’s company policy.” Keep it up, but please don’t bother me.
