Once you have attracted diverse candidates, engaging them throughout their temporary assignment and beyond is essential. This means creating a work environment that values and respects their contributions, needs, and preferences. To engage these temporary workers, provide a comprehensive and customized orientation and onboarding program that introduces them to the organization, culture, policies, and expectations. Assign them a mentor or buddy who can guide them and help integrate with the team. Give clear and realistic goals with feedback on their performance and progress. Offer them opportunities for learning and development that can enhance their skills, knowledge, and confidence. Provide access to relevant training, coaching, mentoring, and shadowing programs. Recognize and reward their achievements and accomplishments, as well as encourage them to share their insights and ideas with others. Communicate regularly and effectively; solicit their feedback and suggestions. Keep them informed of any changes or news that might affect their work or status. Listen to their concerns or issues, address them promptly and respectfully. Ask for opinions or input on various aspects of their work or the organization; act on them whenever possible.