Staffing Agency Invoice Template

Create professional staffing agency invoices for temporary labor and staffing services with clear billing periods and hours. This staffing agency invoice template supports regular hours, overtime, shift differentials, on-site supervision, and placement fees—ideal for staffing agencies billing clients with approval-friendly documentation that matches timesheets. Download instantly in PDF, Word, or Excel format.

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What to Include on a Staffing Agency Invoice

Staffing invoices should make it easy for clients to verify hours and approve charges.

Staffing details
  • Billing period
  • Worker names (optional)
  • Job site/location (optional)
  • Department/cost center (optional)
Common staffing line items
  • Temporary staff hours (hours × rate)
  • Overtime hours
  • Shift differentials
  • On-site supervisor coverage
  • Placement/finder fees (when applicable)
  • Administrative fees
Totals
  • Subtotal, tax (if applicable), total due
  • Payment terms and payment reference notes

Aligning Invoices with Timesheets

The easiest staffing invoices to approve match the client’s timesheet records.

Best practices
  • Use a clear billing period (weekly or biweekly)
  • Itemize regular hours vs overtime
  • List worker names when required by the client
  • Provide a separate timesheet summary when requested
Strong alignment reduces disputes and accelerates payment.

Overtime, Shift Differentials, and Special Rates

Staffing invoices often include multiple rate types.

Common rate variations
  • Overtime hours at a higher rate
  • Shift differentials for nights/weekends
  • Supervisor coverage rates
Itemizing these separately keeps billing transparent and easier to audit.

Placement Fees and One-Time Staffing Charges

Some staffing agencies bill placement or finder fees in addition to hours.

Best practices
  • Only include placement fees when agreed
  • List them as separate line items
  • Reference the role or placement (if helpful)
Clear separation prevents confusion between recurring hourly billing and one-time fees.

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