Task Force Payments for the hospitality industry

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I’m launching a recruitment business focused on the hospitality industry and have an exciting opportunity to provide interim contract task force managers to properties in need.

I’m seeking guidance on how to discuss fees for these positions with the property.

Should I invoice the property directly, have them pay me, and then I handle payments to the contract managers?

Or should the property pay the contract managers directly and then provide me with a fee for sourcing them?

I would appreciate any insights or experiences on this!

Thanks,
Jonathan

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