Workforce solutions provider Kelly Services has signed on as the latest sponsor of the 2018 edition of the Commonwealth Games multi-sport event, which will be held in Australia’s Gold Coast region.
Kelly Services will serve as the event’s official temporary workforce supplier. Around 400 temporary workers will be provided for the Games.
Kelly Services will recruit general labourers, forklift operators, warehouse staff, administration professionals and call centre operators for the event, which runs from April 4-15.
The temporary workforce positions will be active across a seven-month period, from mid-November to late May 2018.
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