Hospitality
Service that keeps the room moving.
Waitstaff, bar support and the crews who set up before guests arrive and clear down after they leave.
- Plated & passed service
- Bar support
- Setup, service & cleanup shifts
Instant Event Staffing · On call
Build your event team.
Connect with event staff for hospitality, kitchens, conferences and tradeshows.
Hospitality
Conferences & tradeshowsThree core services. One way to staff them.
Describe the moment you need covered — service, kitchen, welcome — and the roles that make it work.
Conferences & tradeshows
Make every welcome count.
Bring your event team together for attendee check-in, guest guidance and exhibitor support.
- Registration & badge desks
- Wayfinding & session support
- Exhibitor and brand ambassador roles
Back-of-house kitchen staffing
The team behind every service.
Prep and line cooks, kitchen assistants, dishwashers and stewards who keep the line stocked and the pass moving.
- Prep & line cooks
- Kitchen assistants & dishwashers
- Stewarding & kitchen cleanup
Also on call:Food & beverageStadiums & eventsBrand ambassadorsCleaningWarehouseRetail
How it works
From shift plan to working team in three steps.
- 01
Create a shift
Set the role, start and end times, compensation, dress code and any physical requirements.
- 02
Find the right workers
Review experience and profiles to choose people who fit the work.
- 03
Manage your workers
Share shift details, instructions and team updates in one place.
FAQs
Planning questions, answered.
Practical notes on scope, timing and briefings for your next event.
What should I include when I request staff?
Share the event type, city and venue, date, shift start and end times, the roles you need and how many of each. Dress code, physical requirements and any certifications are useful too — the clearer the request, the easier it is to match the right people.
How far ahead should I plan?
As early as you can. Larger teams, multi-day events and specialised roles benefit from more lead time. If your date is close, send the request anyway with your timing clearly noted so availability can be reviewed.
Can one request cover several roles?
Yes. A single event can mix roles — for example registration staff in the morning, waitstaff over lunch and cleanup crew at close. List each role with its own headcount and shift times.
How do workers know what to do on the day?
Each shift carries its details: arrival point, contact on site, dress code and instructions. A short briefing at the start of the shift — where to stand, who to ask, what guests will need — helps everyone settle in fast.
Do you only cover events?
Hospitality, back-of-house kitchens, conferences and tradeshows are the core. Supporting roles such as cleaning, warehouse, retail and stadium staff can also be requested — describe the work and the setting in your notes.
What if my event details change?
Plans move. Update the shift details — times, headcount, location notes — as soon as you know, so the team has the latest information before they arrive.
Take control of your work.
Find event shifts that fit your schedule and experience — hospitality, kitchens, conferences, venues and more.
Great events. Great people.
Tell us about your event — the roles, the times, the venue — and start building the team behind it.