Being a temporary worker doesn’t make you expendable - it makes you a valuable asset! Employers need people with your experience and skill set, and our job is to connect you both so that you can focus on doing your job, instead of searching for one.
GoLive! is our software that help you schedule the shifts you want to work, keep track of your hours, and communicate with your staffing managers when you have questions or feedback. We provide you with all these features in the palm of your hand when you use our mobile app.
GoLive! WebsiteLogin to your payroll profile to update your address, change your federal/state tax withholding, and update your direct deposit information.
Log InThe Human Resources Department of Culinary Staffing Service values and takes great pride in each and every one of our outstanding employees. We foster a work culture that upholds our commitment to the fair selection and development of our diverse workforce.
Learn MoreHi Rose. I just wanted to thank you for all of you help during the past year. Having lost 3 jobs that I worked at for 18 years, it was pretty devastating. Thank you for helping me get back on my feet, I will always appreciate the intense brain work it takes to make everyone's shifts align with the universe. Thanks again for everything.
In a world full of platforms and plug-and-play staffing, GoLive! Staffing offers something better: an actual relationship. We don’t just fill your shifts. We get to know your operation, your standards, and your expectations. Then we deliver talent that fits.
Read MoreGoLive! Staffing is proud to officially offer our flexible, people-first staffing services in Seattle. With over 25 years of experience supporting hospitality, food service, and industrial operations across California and Nevada, our expansion into the Pacific Northwest is the next natural step in our growth.
Read MoreLet’s skip the fluff and get straight to it: If your staffing partner is relying entirely on tech to fill your shifts, you’re not getting staffing. You’re getting sorting. And that’s not the same thing.
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