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Humanforce acquires Ento, accelerating its growth journey and strengthening its market leadership

Humanforce acquires Ento, accelerating its growth journey and strengthening its market leadership

Humanforce Closes Significant New Growth Investment from Accel-KKR

This new round of funding will enable Humanforce to rapidly expand its suite of solutions, pursue acquisitions and enhance its market leadership position with frontline and deskless workforces.

New digital tools launched to provide greater financial stability for casual and deskless workers

Humanforce, a provider of intelligent workforce management solutions, today announced a partnership with financial wellbeing specialists Earnd, to offer new digital financial tools and earned access to wages for casual workers.

Avoiding workplace disruption in 2021: Vaccines and better management of casual workers

As employees make a phased return to the workplace, how can you better manage your casual workforce in the new normal?

Three-quarters of Australian Casual Workers Say Their Happiness at Work Directly Impacts Customer Experience

Research highlights workplace pressure, poor workplace culture, low engagement, not receiving enough or having too many shifts and hours and ad hoc training will negatively impact customer experience

70% of Australian Casual Workers More Likely to Get COVID-19 Vaccine If It’s Recommended by Employer

Research shows workers think employers have a right to ask staff to be vaccinated and would prefer their colleagues and customers to vaccinated as well

Humanforce Enables Staging of Large-Scale Events in COVID-19 Era

Advanced solution manages workforce needs for public events, plus supports contactless clock on and contact tracing

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67% of Australian workers concerned about their job security, new research reveals

Australian workers also worried about their employer’s long-term viability after COVID-19

Australia’s payroll system needs an overhaul with underpayment a rising concern: Humanforce

Underpayment could cost Aussies almost $2.4 billion per year and never has this been more of a burning question than during a global pandemic