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Describing agents as parasites is depicting the correct nature of their business.
I'm not gonna repeat what I already said in this thread earlier about who depends on whom in the agent-contractor/permie relationship.
It is not rude to call a parasite parasite, it is calling things their real...
If I was in your shoes, I would take a permie role to learn some skill, because experience counts more than any certification (even though a certification is nice to have). And kept on looking fo r contract.
I'm not a very experienced contractor/permie but I would never ever start working for someone without accepting the terms and signing a contract first. I think it's pretty much common sense.
Are you saying that hiring doesn't generate income for your company?
There are some people here who claim they create jobs by recruiting people. (Although, to my mind they create jobs only for themselves. ;))
Again, you are looking down at recruitment tasks. Obviously, all companies are...