Temporary staffing · Bangladesh

Temporary Staffing in Bangladesh for Short-Term Work

Need people for a few weeks, a busy season or a colleague on leave? With PayrollBangladesh temporary staffing, we find screened workers, employ them on our payroll and pay them, while you direct the work. You get the cover without hiring, contracts or a company in Bangladesh.

  • A screened shortlist built from your written brief
  • Wages, overtime and statutory records handled by us
  • One invoice for all your temporary staff
Typical cover requests We fill

Leave coverWeeksAccounts assistant · 1 person

Busy seasonA seasonWarehouse and packing team

Launch or eventDaysBilingual front-desk staff

Short projectProjectData entry and back-office team

Trial before hiringMonthsSales or support executive

Where it fits

When Companies Use Temporary Staffing

Temporary staff cover work with a clear end: an absence, a peak or a short project. These are the four requests we handle most.

Weeks to months

Leave and absence cover

Someone on maternity, sick or long leave? A temporary worker keeps the role running until they return.

A season

Seasonal peaks

Add people for Eid, year-end or export shipping peaks, then scale back when volumes drop.

Days

Launches and events

Staff a product launch, trade fair, audit or office move with people who start on the agreed day.

Trial period

Try before you hire

See how someone works in the role first. If they fit, they can move into a permanent job.

Who does what

You Direct the Work. We Handle the Employment.

Our temporary staffing service splits the job cleanly, so your team manages the work and never the paperwork.

Your side

What you do

  • Share the role, skills, shift, location and dates
  • Interview the shortlist and choose who starts
  • Direct the daily work, on site or remotely
  • Approve attendance each pay cycle

PayrollBangladesh

What we do

  • Source, interview and test candidates
  • Issue the employment contract and joining papers
  • Pay wages and overtime, and keep statutory records
  • Check in on site and resolve staffing issues
  • Settle final dues when the assignment ends

Need someone long term but have no entity in Bangladesh? Our Employer of Record service employs them for you.

How it starts

From Request to First Shift

Four steps, each confirmed with you in writing before the next one begins.

  1. Send the brief

    Tell us the role, skills, shift, location, start date and how long you need cover.

  2. Get a shortlist

    We source, interview and test candidates, then send a shortlist with notes on each.

  3. Pick your people

    Interview if you wish and confirm who starts. The choice stays with you.

  4. Start the assignment

    Each worker signs a temporary contract with us and starts on the agreed day.

Timing depends on the role and headcount, so you get a written start date once the brief is agreed.

Every pay cycle

Wages, Overtime and Records, Handled

While the assignment runs, we record attendance, pay each worker and keep the statutory records. You approve the hours and pay one invoice, with every line traced to a named worker.

Overtime is paid at the rate Bangladesh law sets, and it appears as its own line, so there are no surprises.

Temporary assignment · pay cycle
Days workedFrom approved attendance
OvertimeTwice the ordinary rate
Wages and payslipsPaid and issued by us
Tax deducted at sourceWhere it applies
Statutory recordsKept by us

You payOne invoice

On assignment

Support While Your Temporary Staff Work

We stay involved after day one, so small problems are fixed early and the work keeps moving.

Ready before day oneWorkers get workplace etiquette and compliance guidance before they start.

Regular check-insWe visit or call the worksite to make sure the worker and your team are settled.

Issues handled by usAttendance, conduct or a worker who has to leave early: we resolve it with you.

Assignment end

When the Assignment Ends, You Choose What Happens

Every temporary contract states its end date, so you decide the next step before it arrives.

End on the agreed date

The work is done. We pay final wages and dues, then close the contract.

Extend the assignment

Need more time? We issue an extension on the same or updated terms. If the work turns into a defined project, contractual staffing may suit it better.

Hire them for good

Keep a worker who fits the role. They can join your payroll through permanent staffing, on conversion terms agreed at the start.

1How quickly can temporary staff start?
It depends on the role, the skills and how many people you need. Once your brief is agreed, we give you a start date in writing and send a shortlist before then, so you can plan the cover.
2Who employs the temporary worker?
PayrollBangladesh does. The worker signs their contract with us, and we pay their wages and keep their statutory records. You direct their daily work, so you need no local company or payroll in Bangladesh.
3Can you cover an employee on maternity or long leave?
Yes. Bangladesh labour law has a class of worker, called badli, who fills the post of a permanent worker during a temporary absence. We place cover for the leave period and end the assignment when your employee returns.
4How is overtime paid for temporary staff?
At twice the ordinary rate of basic wage, as the Bangladesh Labour Act requires. We record the hours you approve, pay the worker, and show overtime as its own line on your invoice.
5What does temporary staffing cost?
It depends on the role, wage level, headcount and how long you need people. Because of this, we do not publish rates. Instead, you get a written quote based on your brief before anyone starts.
6Can we hire a temporary worker permanently?
Yes. If a temporary worker fits the role, they can move into a permanent job with you. We agree the conversion terms at the start, so the move is simple when you are ready.

Temporary Staffing Rules in Bangladesh

General information for foreign companies using temporary staff in Bangladesh. It is not legal advice. Rules change, so PayrollBangladesh confirms the current position for your case in writing.

Temporary and badli workers

Section 4 of the Bangladesh Labour Act 2006 sorts workers into classes. A temporary worker is hired for work that is essentially temporary and likely to finish within a limited period. A badli worker fills the post of a permanent worker or probationer who is temporarily absent. The ILO reads these definitions to mean such workers should not be used for work of a permanent nature.

Notice if an assignment ends early

Under section 26, when a temporary worker’s employment ends for a reason other than the temporary work finishing, the employer must give written notice of 30 days for a monthly-rated worker and 14 days for other workers.

Working hours and overtime

An adult worker ordinarily works up to 8 hours a day and 48 hours a week (sections 100 and 102). With overtime, a day can run to 10 hours and a week to 60, averaging no more than 56 hours a week across a year. Section 108 sets overtime pay at twice the ordinary rate of basic wage and dearness allowance.

Staffing agencies must be registered

Section 3A of the Act bars any contracting agency from supplying workers to other organisations unless it is registered with the government. Before you sign with a staffing provider, ask to see proof of that registration.

Need Temporary Staff in Bangladesh?

Tell us the roles, how many people and the dates. We will reply with a hiring plan and a written quote.