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When an organization needs to hire contingent workers, they can use an ATS to post job
openings, receive applications, and track candidates through the hiring process. The ATS
can be customized to include specific job requirements and qualifications, which can help
organizations identify the best candidates for the job.
An ATS can also help organizations manage their contingent workforce by providing data on
the number of contingent workers they have hired, their qualifications, and their performance.
This data can be used to make informed decisions about future contingent workforce needs.
Furthermore, an ATS can help organizations maintain compliance with labor laws and
regulations by tracking important information such as worker classification, hours worked,
and payment processing.
Increased flexibility: Contingent workers can help organizations quickly respond to market
changes and business needs. Efficient workforce management enables organizations to
scale their workforce up or down as needed.
Cost savings: Hiring a contingent workforce can be more cost-effective than hiring full-time
employees, as organizations can avoid employee benefit costs, training expenses, and other
overhead expenses.
Improved productivity: Contingent workers possess specialized skills and knowledge that an
organization may lack. By managing their contingent workforce effectively, organizations can
leverage this expertise to enhance productivity.
Broader talent pool: By using a contingent workforce, organizations can access a diverse
talent pool with varying backgrounds, skills, and experiences, enabling them to find the right
talent for specific projects or tasks.