May 29

This New App Wants to Connect Food Service Workers With Available Gigs

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As millions of restaurant staffers and other service workers face unemployment as a result of the coronavirus lockdown measures, a new app is seeking to serve as a networking hub and gig marketplace to connect them with nearby openings. ClockedIn, which officially launched in April after being in the works for months, shows prospective workers…

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