Computer Algorithms Demonstrate the Power to Match Hourly Workers with Open Jobs Instantly
While millions of Americans are being forced to work from home as a result of the Coronavirus, hundreds of thousands more are searching for work that cannot be done remotely. At the same time, the disruption is driving strong demand for workers within certain industries like grocery stores. Laborocity, the leading workforce technology platform, is seeing a surge of hires for contract and 1099 workers for hundreds of companies ranging from start-ups to enterprise. Laborocity is helping thousands of workers reenter industries that include but are not limited to warehouse, e-commerce, call centers, grocery stores, logistics, and preventative cleaning.
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Laborocity’s tech-enabled process uniquely identifies qualified candidates based on a series of requirements such as job experience, skills, geolocation, performance ratings, AI-enhanced pre-screening, and machine learning outcomes to rapidly fill open positions.
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CEO of Laborocity Lynn Bruder said, “There are currently 53 million workers in the United States that work in roles that are paid hourly and need to keep working to earn a living and provide for themselves. Laborocity is helping these workers not only survive this global pandemic but also thrive once we get past these trying times.” Bruder continued, “We are bridging the gap between people who are willing and able to work and the companies that provide essential services who need them.”
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