meeting today’s challenges of modern logistics

The logistics industry, the invisible engine of the global economy, is facing major challenges that directly impact its productivity and profitability. In this constantly evolving sector, driven by e-commerce, automation, and sustainability imperatives, finding the right talent is more vital than ever. At Randstad, we fully understand the challenges inherent in the supply chain.

  • shortage of skilled labor

    It is increasingly difficult to find candidates with the technical skills (automation, WMS) and essential abilities for critical roles.

  • digital transformation

    Integrating new technologies such as warehouse automation, artificial intelligence and the Internet of Things (IoT) requires specialized profiles that few companies have in-house.

  • pressure for sustainability

    “Green logistics” is no longer an option, but a necessity. Companies must recruit professionals capable of optimizing routes and managing electric vehicle fleets to reduce their carbon footprint.

  • last mile logistics

    The demand for fast and flexible deliveries, driven by e-commerce, is putting pressure on distribution networks, requiring rigorous planning and an agile workforce.

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    tailor-made hiring strategy
    • quick access to qualified, job-ready candidates
    • adaptive recruitment for peak periods or spontaneous needs
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    talent for every role, at every level
    • access to a large pool of pre-selected candidates
    • support for operational and professional roles
    • coverage at all levels of seniority and skills
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    • fair and transparent pricing

finding the talent that keeps your logistics moving

From warehouse staff to operations leaders, Randstad connects you with reliable, skilled professionals who help your supply chain run smoothly — every step of the way.

  • manufacturing and logistics

    • assembler
    • forklift driver
    • general labourer
    • machine operator
    • material handler
    • picker/packer
    • production worker
    • shipper/receiver
    • team lead
    • warehouse clerk
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  • industrial management

    • maintenance director
    • maintenance manager
    • operations director
    • operations manager
    • plant manager
    • production director
    • production manager
    • quality assurance manager
    • warehouse director
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  • finance and accounting

    • accountant
    • accounting clerk
    • accounts payable clerk
    • accounts payable manager
    • accounts receivable clerk
    • accounts receivable manager
    • assistant controller
    • billing clerk
    • bookkeeper
    • business analyst
    • controller
    • cost accountant
    • credit and collection specialist
    • finance director
    • financial analyst
    • financial reporting manager
    • internal auditor
    • payroll clerk
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  • business administration

    • administrative assistant
    • construction project coordinator
    • coordinator
    • data entry clerk
    • executive assistant
    • office clerk
    • office manager
    • receptionist
    • sales assistant
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  • human resources

    • health and safety advisor
    • human resources advisor
    • human resources business partner
    • human resources coordinator
    • human resources director
    • labour relations advisor
    • learning and development specialist
    • talent acquisition director
    • talent acquisition specialist
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  • sales

    • account executive
    • account manager
    • business development representative
    • inside sales manager
    • inside sales representative
    • outside sales representative
    • sales director
    • sales manager
    • technical sales representative
    • territory manager
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