Loyola – ICAM College of Engineering and Technology

Loyola campus, Nungambakkam,Chennai-34.

17/Platform for Connecting Labors

Project Team :- Project Guide :

- Mohamed Rameez Dr. Janani A

- Vishal
- Daniel Thomas
Abstract
A smart solution to enable working class labours to find work
opportunities by connecting them directly to clients, which as of
now is commonly done through word of mouth or through labour
service agencies. We propose to develop a web application in
which labourers can post their profile and services offered. The
clients can search and filter laborers according to their needs and
even post a request for a specific type of service which can be
viewed and accepted by the laborers. The clients and laborers
also have the feature to negotiate the price to settle at an optimal
deal. This model helps to break the boundaries of oblivion and
generate better leads for the working class
Bull Diagram
Octopus Diagram
PRINCIPLE FUNCTIONS:
PF1 To enable Labors to post offered services

PF2 To enable Clients to post services required

PF3 To retrieve a list of postings

CONSTRAINT FUNCTIONS:
CF1 To add and view Ratings

CF2 Filtering services based on Location

CF3 Security

CF4 Easy to use Interface

CF5 Chat feature

Need analysis
Presently in our country, the blue collar workers are facing
difficulty in finding work opportunities and often have to depend
on Third Party Contractors to find potential clients. Often in this
process the Contractors get off with a percentage commission and
in cases even exploit the workers for minimum wage and high
work hours which the workers have no choice but to oblige. We
aim to eliminate the need for the middlemen and directly connect
these blue collar workers with potential clients in a simple to use
platform ensuring maximum benefit for the workers
Gantt chart
References
● [1] Jayasri Indiran "A CRITICAL ANALYSIS ON THE
COVERAGE OF INDIAN LABOR LAWS", 2016
● [2] The Hindu "Indian workers, lost in a gulf of despair",
2012
● [3] Entitled "The Blue Collar Crisis", 2022
● [4] FinancialExpress "The exploitation of blue collar temp
workers", 2020