If you're an hourly worker, the number of go-to options you have for finding new jobs is shrinking a little. JobGet, a Boston-based startup that operates an hourly job-hunting site with social ...

Did you just have an employee quit at the last minute? Are you looking for someone to fill a temporary position? Snagajob could be the perfect solution for your hourly hiring needs. Snagajob is ...

You may recall that earlier this year, Snagajob received a large cash infusion of $100 million from a number of investment sources. This week, the company announced that it had purchased PeopleMatter, ...

Glen Allen-based hourly online staffing platform Snagajob announced Tuesday it has named Brian Schmidt as its chief revenue officer. In his new role, he will lead business growth and expansion efforts ...

Snagajob is acquiring PeopleMatter and uniting two of the leading providers of hourly market hiring solutions. The combination will create the market-leading human capital management platform for the ...

Snagajob founder Shawn Boyer is back with a new startup, DieHappy, an app that he describes as being “similar to Facebook but more intentional and intimate.” The app, currently available for free in ...

Earlier this month Arlington, VA-based Snagajob announced a $100 million round of funding so that they can make strategist hires and fuel growth. This week the company announced a new partnership with ...

This cash infusion signals that technology finally may be catching up with the nation's hourly workforce, a good thing for employers who depend on hourly workers to keep their workforce pipelines full ...

Don't go looking for data scientists or investment bankers on Snagajob. The Arlington, Va., company specializes in the less-glamorous end of the job market, particularly restaurant workers, retail ...

Snagajob, the country’s largest marketplace for hourly jobs, introduced two new offerings to expedite the job search. Easy Apply lets job seekers apply to jobs using their Snagajob profile, instead of ...

PeopleMatter cut an unspecified number of jobs after it was acquired last month, but the buyer of the Charleston technology company says no more layoffs are expected. Virginia-based Snagajob, which ...