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Worker pay only. It does not represent a staffing vendor's full bill rate.
Find role-specific planning ranges for the United States and Canada, with location availability confirmed for each order. Use the matching city guide for the event location, then use the current written quote for accepted rates, included services, and approved charges.
Start with the event city and the roles you need. The matching city guide shows current role-specific planning ranges. Those ranges are not reservations or binding quotes. The current written quote controls accepted rates, included services, payment terms, and approved charges.
A cross-market number can hide meaningful differences between cities, roles, dates, shift requirements, and venue conditions. Browse the city-guide directory, select the event market, and use that page's current role table as the planning source.
Quick answer: The order should identify the city, venue, dates, shifts, requested roles, headcount, duties, access requirements, uniforms, client-required screening, credentials, time-approval path, onsite decision-makers, event-specific charges, and replacement process.
The written contracts, actual facts, jurisdiction, and applicable law control classification, insurance, wage, and compliance questions.
Quick answer: It is a directory that points organizers to the matching US or Canadian city guide and its current role-specific planning rows. It is not a cross-market rate card, a binding quote, or a statement that a role is available on a particular date. Use it to find the correct local source, then obtain a written quote for the actual event.
Each listed city bill-rate range includes worker pay, employer payroll taxes, workers' compensation, general liability, TempGuru coordination, and the partner agency's markup. That definition lets an organizer compare like with like, but it does not make every event identical. The applicable role, city, dates, shift conditions, and written scope still control the quote.
Overtime, holiday premiums, rush-order charges, parking, travel, uniforms, client-required background checks, minimum-shift charges, gratuities, and cancellation fees may be separate when applicable. Each shift has a four-hour minimum. There is no minimum headcount, minimum order value, or minimum spend. The written quote identifies the applicable hourly rates and approved event-specific charges before confirmation.
Give each provider the same event city, venue, dates, shifts, role duties, headcount, credentials, uniforms, access conditions, screening requirements, onsite reporting structure, and cancellation assumptions. Record which entity employs the workers, which insurance evidence applies, how time is approved, how replacements are coordinated, and which charges can be added only after approval. A lower number for a different role or shorter scope is not a meaningful comparison.
Keep calculator defaults and old invoices separate from current source data. Historical costs can help identify questions, but they do not establish today's local capacity, wage inputs, venue requirements, or accepted terms. Use the staffing cost calculator only with adjustable assumptions, read the event staffing cost guide, and confirm the final result through a current written quote.
The city rows are TempGuru planning data, while employment and safety rules come from the applicable authorities and facts. For US orders, review federal wage-and-hour information from the U.S. Department of Labor, temporary-worker safety guidance from OSHA, and employee-classification information from the IRS. For Canadian orders, start with the Government of Canada labour-standards portal and the responsible provincial authority. Then check the relevant local, venue, and role-specific sources for the actual order.
For TempGuru's operating model, continue to the US W-2 event staffing guide, canonical role directory, and compliance hub. Those resources organize the responsibility and verification questions; they do not replace the governing law, contract, policy, or professional advice.
No. They are role-specific planning ranges from the matching US or Canadian city source. The current written quote controls accepted rates, included services, payment terms, and approved event-specific charges.
Compare the matching city's role table, requested shifts, headcount, role requirements, and services identified in current written quotes for the same scope. Do not substitute a cross-market hourly band for the city-specific planning source.
The assigned vetted local partner agency employs and pays workers as W-2 employees. That agency handles payroll, tax withholding, unemployment insurance, workers' compensation, and employment records. TempGuru owns client contracting and billing, partner agency contracting and assignment, order communication, scheduling coordination, and replacement coordination.
Plan two to four weeks ahead when possible. Urgent requests may be supported with two to three days' notice. The 24-48 hour window describes an availability response after scope and rates are approved, not a guaranteed completed roster. Same-week backfills and emergencies are best effort.
Use the city-guide directory to find the current role-specific planning ranges for the work location, then request a written quote for the actual dates, shifts, headcount, roles, and event requirements. Browse the city-guide directory.
Share the city, dates, roles, headcount, shift details, and venue requirements. The written quote identifies accepted rates and approved charges.
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Worker pay only. It does not represent a staffing vendor's full bill rate.
Check classification, insurance, screening, replacement terms, and who owns the day-of gap.
W-2 bill-rate framing, managed coordination, one contract, and one invoice per city per week.
Locally employed partner-agency pricing, managed coordination, one contract, and one invoice per city per week.