Recruitment & Workforce Solutions to Build Your Business
Hiring the right people is critical to your success. Agilus by Synergie finds, hires, and manages top talent across industries with flexible workforce solutions, deep industry expertise, and talent hiring strategies.
As experts in specialized talent, Agilus’ services and solutions focus on the talent powering digital transformations, energy transition and the businesses shaping Canada’s future.
Workforce Solutions
Comprehensive recruitment services including contract, permanent, payroll, and contingent workforce management, built to support business agility, project delivery, and scalable hiring needs.
Talent Specialties
Recruiting across Canada’s leading sectors, with deep experience in industrial, technology, professional, public and emerging markets. We connect employers with talent that drives results.
Industry Expertise
Delivering tailored recruitment strategies across multiple industries and connecting employers with talent who understand the demands of their specific industry.
A Different Recruitment Partner
Finding the right talent takes more than resumes—it takes expertise and a partner who understands your business. Experts in specialized talent with deep Canadian roots, Agilus connects you with top professionals, so you can focus on growth with confidence.
Blogs & Insights
Read our blog for hiring practices, market insights and HR trends.
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Canada’s nuclear sector is entering a generational growth phase, but workforce readiness will determine its success. As demand for engineering talent in Canada accelerates, employers must rethink hiring, retention, and long-term workforce strategy.
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Key Takeaways Reading time: 6 minutes AI and other macroforces are fundamentally reshaping jobs and skills. According to the World Economic Forum Future of Jobs Report 2025, employers expect to roughly 39% of workers’ core skills will change by 2030…
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Key Insights for Employers Reading time: 5 minutes March 2026 Labour Market Insights for Employers Canada’s labour market held steady in March, but stability should not be mistaken for strength. According to Statistics Canada, employment was little changed, increasing by…