Gleb Job
Recruitment, temporary staffing and workforce coordination for businesses in Czechia and Slovakia
About Gleb Job
Gleb Job provides recruitment, temporary staffing and workforce coordination, including access to partner-agency capacity for larger projects. Its work spans automotive, logistics, manufacturing and related operating environments.
Businesses use its staffing and recruitment services; job seekers can register interest in opportunities, and partner agencies can collaborate on orders, recruitment and capacity sharing. The company was founded in 2019 and is headquartered in Náchod, Czechia, with a partner network in Czechia and Slovakia.
Product: Recruitment, temporary staffing and workforce coordination, including partner-agency capacity for larger projects.
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