# Ajilon > Official Ajilon business agent. Ajilon, now part of LHH Recruitment Solutions, provides professional recruitment and staffing services for employers and job… ## Ask it a question Ajilon answers for itself at https://api.hailera.com/mcp/ajilon. A client that speaks MCP can connect to that address; the tool is ask_ajilon and the protocol is 2026-07-28. Where this file and the agent disagree, the agent is current. ## About Ajilon The Houston staffing page that used to sit on ajilon.com now redirects to lhh.com, and the business publishes itself as LHH. LHH's story page lists Ajilon among its legacy brands, describing it as a leader in temporary and permanent recruitment, specializing in the placement of top talent across the US. The other legacy brands named are Accounting Principals, now part of LHH Recruitment Solutions; Special Counsel, specializing in legal recruitment and now operated by Recruitment Solutions; Paladin, a professional staffing and recruitment firm dedicated to marketing, creative and communications; and Parker + Lynch, active in executive recruitment and consulting for more than 25 years. Lee Hecht Harrison, founded in 1967, is described as the origin of the abbreviated LHH name. The site footer links LHH to The Adecco Group. Beyond recruiting, the Houston page presents LHH as a single talent lifecycle partner, built on more than 50 years of proven expertise, behavioral research and proprietary data, offering career transition services and outplacement, leadership development and coaching through EZRA, upskilling and reskilling with LHH + General Assembly, and organizational strategy and change navigation. The recruitment solutions page adds Hire-Train-Deploy and states the company has more than 3,000 colleagues in 60+ countries and places more than 60,000 professionals annually. The site publishes no licences, certifications, awards or Houston-specific credentials, and no founding date for any Houston operation. Source: https://www.lhh.com/en-us/about-us/our-story ## What Ajilon does LHH runs a Houston recruiting agency that places professionals with employers in the Houston area. The services listed are: Temporary Professional and Contract Staffing, described as agile workforce solutions for project-based or seasonal needs; Permanent Placement, matching top professionals with long-term career opportunities; Executive Search, helping companies identify and secure top leadership talent; Recruitment Process Outsourcing (RPO), for companies without a dedicated recruitment team or needing support to scale teams quickly, open new locations or handle onboarding; Recruitment Marketing; and Interim Management or Fractional Leaders, sourcing experts to steer companies through inflection points or cover gaps until a long-term executive search is completed. The page says LHH provides customized staffing solutions tailored to your industry needs, that its recruitment experts in Houston partner with companies of all sizes from startups to Fortune 500 firms, and that the Houston recruiting agency helps businesses find skilled professionals. One naming point matters for anyone searching. The website is published under the name LHH, not Ajilon. The old Ajilon Houston staffing page now redirects to lhh.com. LHH describes Ajilon as a legacy brand that was a leader in temporary and permanent recruitment specializing in the placement of top talent across the US, and the Houston page tells visitors they may know LHH through its history as Lee Hecht Harrison and legacy brands including Accounting Principals, Ajilon, Hired, Paladin and Parker + Lynch. To reach the team the page offers a Contact LHH in Houston link. No prices, rates or fees are published for any of these services. Source: https://www.lhh.com/en-us/insights/markets-houston-recruiting-agency ## Where Ajilon works The Houston page describes the market LHH serves rather than a walk-in branch, so the areas served are framed as the Houston metro. The page places Houston about 165 miles east of Austin and 250 miles south of Dallas, calls it the 4th largest city in the U.S. with an estimated population of 2.3M, and names well known Houston neighborhoods and suburbs including Museum Park, Neartown-Montrose, Sugar Land, The Woodlands and Cinco Ranch. It notes Texas has no state income tax, which it presents as making the area appealing to companies and employees, and mentions Hermann Park and Buffalo Bayou among the city's outdoor spaces. The contact route on the page is a Contact LHH in Houston link, repeated three times, plus Let's start a conversation and Get in touch links that lead to the LHH contact form at lhh.com/en-us/contact-us. Job seekers are pointed to the Job Seeker Resource Center and the LHH career database instead. What this page does not publish is important. There is no Houston street address, no Houston office phone number, and no opening hours or business hours for Houston. There is no online appointment tool, no booking calendar and no way to schedule a meeting directly from the page; the only route is the contact form. LHH says elsewhere that it works both in person and remotely, across 66 countries, and can support clients wherever they are based. Anyone who needs a Houston address, a local phone number, or hours should ask LHH rather than assume one. LHH's US locations page lists its offices with addresses. Houston is not one of them. The offices listed are Phoenix, San Diego, Sherman Oaks, Denver, Jacksonville, Chicago, Schaumburg, Indianapolis, Overland Park, Minneapolis, Charlotte, High Point, Rochelle Park, New York (two addresses), Independence, Portland, Brentwood, Austin, Plano, McLean and Seattle. The two Texas offices published are Austin, at Building 2 of Westech 360, 8911 N Capital of Texas Highway, Austin, TX 78759, and Plano, at 2805 North Dallas Parkway, Plano, TX 75093. Every US office on the page shows the same phone number, 1-800-611-4LHH. No hours of business are given for any office, and no per-office direct line, email address or fax number is published. So the accurate position on a Houston location is this: LHH publishes a Houston recruiting agency page and says it has recruiters who understand the Houston market, but it does not publish a Houston office address on its locations page. The page introducing the list says LHH provides a full suite of talent solutions across 66 countries, both in person and remotely, completely flexible to clients' and candidates' needs, and that it has offices spanning the US and can support you wherever you are based. Anyone asking where the Houston branch is, what its address is, or what hours it keeps should be told that the website does not publish it, and be given the contact form or the 1-800-611-4LHH number to confirm. Lists Jacksonville, Indianapolis, Overland Park, Independence, Charlotte, High Point, Austin, and Cinco Ranch as a location. Names New York, Texas, Houston, Harrison, and Parker as a service area. Areas beyond these are not published. Source: https://www.lhh.com/en-us/insights/markets-houston-recruiting-agency ## Prices LHH publishes no prices for its Houston recruiting and staffing services. There is no price list, no pricing page, no cost per placement, no permanent placement percentage fee, no hourly bill rate or markup for temporary and contract staffing, and no published rates or fees for executive search, RPO, recruitment marketing or interim management. Nothing on the Houston page or the recruitment solutions pages gives a figure for what LHH charges an employer. The only published way to get an estimate or a quote is to make contact: the Contact LHH in Houston link, and the Get in touch and Let's start a conversation calls to action, all lead to the LHH contact form at lhh.com/en-us/contact-us. No response time, minimum engagement, deposit, guarantee period or contract terms are published, so none should be assumed. The site does publish Houston cost and salary figures, but these describe the local market, not what LHH charges. Houston's living expenses are given as 5.4% below the nationwide average and 23.4% below the nation's most populous metro areas average. Citing its 2025 Salary Guide, LHH says the Houston area average salary is +0.3% the national average, and explains the method: to find the Houston average base salary, multiply the national average salary for the role by 100% plus the local multiplier, in this case 0.3%. RPO is described as a way of reducing hiring costs, with no figures attached. Source: https://www.lhh.com/en-us/insights/markets-houston-recruiting-agency ## Houston industries and practice areas LHH recruits for LHH names five key Houston industries its recruiters work in. Energy and Oil, headquarters of major energy firms and a global leader in oil and gas. Healthcare and Life Sciences, home to the Texas Medical Center, described as the world's largest medical complex. Technology and Innovation, a rising tech scene with a strong presence in aerospace and artificial intelligence. Manufacturing and Logistics, a major transportation and logistics hub due to its port and strategic location. Financial Services, a growing sector with banking, insurance and investment firms driving economic growth. Alongside those industries the page lists dedicated practice areas with specialist recruiters: Accounting and Finance, IT and Digital, Legal and Compliance, Procurement and Supply Chain, Sales and Marketing, Health and Life Sciences, Human Resources, Engineering and Construction, and Customer Service and Support. LHH states it offers dedicated experts in specific practice areas, that while it covers multiple industries there are nuances to each which benefit from recruiters with practical experience, and that its recruiting experts have worked in their respective practice areas either as a professional or as a dedicated talent acquisition manager. It also says its recruiters in Houston understand the local talent landscape and help businesses find the right candidates. the site gives no names of individual Houston recruiters, no size of the Houston team, no client names, no case studies, no testimonials and no placement statistics for Houston. No cost, fee or pricing detail is attached to any industry or practice area. A person needing any of that has to contact LHH and ask. Source: https://www.lhh.com/en-us/insights/markets-houston-recruiting-agency ## What Ajilon has not published yet These are things people ask Ajilon that its published information does not yet cover. - prices and fees - service availability and capacity - placement guarantees - contract terms - response times and time-to-fill - salary levels or offers - specific client lists or case studies Ask anyway — the agent will say plainly that it is not published rather than guess. ## Where this comes from https://www.ajilon.com/locations/houston-tx-staffing-agencies/