How Our Process Works

At Edward Edicha Resources>, we operate a structured 3-Day Observation & Confirmation Process to ensure client satisfaction, proper staff evaluation, and transparent engagement.

This process protects both the client and the agency before full contractual commitment.


Step 1: Staff Deployment for 3-Day Observation

A selected candidate is deployed to the client’s organization or residence for a three (3) working day observation period.

During this time, the client evaluates:

  • Competence and performance

  • Professional conduct

  • Communication and attitude

  • Suitability for the assigned role

No service payment is required during this observation period.


Step 2: Client Confirmation of Suitability

Within the 3-day period, the client must formally confirm whether:

  • The staff is accepted, or

  • A replacement is required

Confirmation may be provided via:

  • Official email

  • Written letter

  • Authorized phone communication

Timely confirmation ensures smooth continuation of the engagement process.


Step 3: Background Checks & Documentation

Upon receiving client confirmation:

  • Police report (where applicable)

  • Background verification

  • Guarantor validation

  • Medical fitness confirmation

  • Documentation processing

will commence in accordance with the selected service option.

At this stage, applicable service fees become due.


Step 4: Contract Becomes Binding

Once confirmation is received and documentation processing begins:

  • The selected service option becomes legally binding.

  • Payment terms take effect.

  • The staff engagement is formalized under the agreed conditions.

Failure to provide confirmation within the observation period while retaining the staff may transfer responsibility and liability to the client.


Why This Policy Exists

This structured approach ensures:

  • Transparency

  • Reduced hiring risk

  • Proper staff evaluation

  • Clear accountability

It guarantees that every placement is mutually agreed upon before full contractual commitment.