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A “social network for the homeless”, which helps find shelter, food, and employment.

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An online forum where workers can discuss their employment cases.

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A startup that helps people find a new job while they are on unemployment

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An employment platform for businesses that allows them to manage their own recruiting.

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A platform for mediation of disputes like contract disputes, breach of fiduciary duties, or employment disputes. The platform is built on blockchain technology.

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A platform that allows individuals or companies to post jobs and have them filled by people looking to move, with the goal of keeping unemployment rates low.

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They’re creating an inclusive marketplace for people with disabilities to find employment, with a focus on people with a strong desire to help others. The startup’s platform is used by nearly 150 organizations across the country.

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A startup that helps employers to cut down on errors and save money while hiring, and also helps job seekers find employment. The company is in the early stages of a $3 million seed round and has been in beta since July.

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A startup that wants to build an AI-based system that predicts crime, based on variables like unemployment and income.

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A free service that helps Americans who are moving abroad find work and employment opportunities in their new countries. Their mission is to help Americans transition to their new countries by providing job opportunities in their new countries.

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A startup that’s building a mobile app to help vetted local and international job seekers find employment in the US.

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This startup is building an AI chatbot that it says will help you land an interview with a company, and hopefully get an offer of employment.

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College employment data is hard to get, and many prospective students are unaware of job-seeking opportunities in their region.

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A “basic income” startup that believes the government should pay people regardless of their employment status. It’s a startup that wants to pay people whether they’re employed or not. The startup plans to raise money from private investors and from the government.

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3 years ago

A tool to help people who are on the autism spectrum find resources and employment.

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A company that wants to create a “new and improved” credit score that takes into account a person’s income and employment history.

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A platform that helps communities to be more aware of issues like homelessness, hunger, and unemployment.

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The goal of this startup is to reduce the amount of time people spend looking for jobs by connecting job seekers to the companies that need their skills. It’s not a pure employment-screening app per se, but a platform that helps people find out if their skills are in demand in the market. It’s also built to help them with their resumes, which it charges based on the number of times a user interacts with the app.

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Social networking for the disabled, with a focus on helping them find employment.

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A program to help refugees and asylum seekers in Canada find employment.

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A “full service HR company”, with a focus on “pre-employment screening, onboarding, and training.”

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3 years ago

A simple, in-app tool for self-employed individuals to take a self-employment tax deduction. The startup wants to make it as easy as possible for people to deduct taxes, and it’s currently running a small pilot.

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3 years ago

Military veterans are often in search of employment when they leave the service, and are often left with a gap in their resume that’s hard to fill. This startup is working to help them get back into the workforce by building a platform to help them find jobs and apply for positions, and connect employers with talent.

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A SaaS HR software company that helps businesses like hotels and restaurants manage their staff, find new hires, and end-of-employment benefits. The company had its first round of funding in June.

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A startup that will help companies with their HR needs, allowing companies to request and schedule management training, handle employee assistance programs, and offer people a simplified way to file employment claims.

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3 years ago

A platform that helps Filipino workers find employment overseas with a $1,000 bonus for every new employee.

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A startup that helps improve employee retention by giving them credit for their time. The startup has a “pay-your-twenties” program for employees of companies that have at least 100 employees. After a year of continuous employment, a worker gets a $1,000 credit for their twenties.

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A company that wants to build a “Tinder for employment”. It wants to match employers with remote workers, and build a “sexy” app for employers to find them.

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A way to find out if you are eligible for unemployment insurance.

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With high unemployment and a low workforce participation rate, the US needs to expand its workforce by 1.5 million workers per year — but there just aren’t enough people with the right skills to fill these positions. Hubstaff aims to help companies find and retain these employees.

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This startup is building an online employment marketplace for non-profits, with some features similar to those of LinkedIn.

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5 years ago

A startup meant to help people with albinism in Tanzania, where many people are discriminated against, find employment

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2 years ago

A tool that makes it easy to get a loan, and has the potential to help people transition into self-employment and new small businesses. The startup is currently in talks with various lenders to build it out.

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Employment Startup Ideas

A “social network for the homeless”, which helps find shelter, food, and employment.

An online forum where workers can discuss their employment cases.

A startup that helps people find a new job while they are on unemployment

An employment platform for businesses that allows them to manage their own recruiting.

A platform for mediation of disputes like contract disputes, breach of fiduciary duties, or employment disputes. The platform is built on blockchain technology.

A platform that allows individuals or companies to post jobs and have them filled by people looking to move, with the goal of keeping unemployment rates low.

They’re creating an inclusive marketplace for people with disabilities to find employment, with a focus on people with a strong desire to help others. The startup’s platform is used by nearly 150 organizations across the country.

A startup that helps employers to cut down on errors and save money while hiring, and also helps job seekers find employment. The company is in the early stages of a $3 million seed round and has been in beta since July.

A startup that wants to build an AI-based system that predicts crime, based on variables like unemployment and income.

A free service that helps Americans who are moving abroad find work and employment opportunities in their new countries. Their mission is to help Americans transition to their new countries by providing job opportunities in their new countries.

A startup that’s building a mobile app to help vetted local and international job seekers find employment in the US.

This startup is building an AI chatbot that it says will help you land an interview with a company, and hopefully get an offer of employment.

College employment data is hard to get, and many prospective students are unaware of job-seeking opportunities in their region.

A “basic income” startup that believes the government should pay people regardless of their employment status. It’s a startup that wants to pay people whether they’re employed or not. The startup plans to raise money from private investors and from the government.

A tool to help people who are on the autism spectrum find resources and employment.

A company that wants to create a “new and improved” credit score that takes into account a person’s income and employment history.

A platform that helps communities to be more aware of issues like homelessness, hunger, and unemployment.

Social networking for the disabled, with a focus on helping them find employment.

A program to help refugees and asylum seekers in Canada find employment.

A “full service HR company”, with a focus on “pre-employment screening, onboarding, and training.”

A simple, in-app tool for self-employed individuals to take a self-employment tax deduction. The startup wants to make it as easy as possible for people to deduct taxes, and it’s currently running a small pilot.

A SaaS HR software company that helps businesses like hotels and restaurants manage their staff, find new hires, and end-of-employment benefits. The company had its first round of funding in June.

A startup that will help companies with their HR needs, allowing companies to request and schedule management training, handle employee assistance programs, and offer people a simplified way to file employment claims.

A platform that helps Filipino workers find employment overseas with a $1,000 bonus for every new employee.

A startup that helps improve employee retention by giving them credit for their time. The startup has a “pay-your-twenties” program for employees of companies that have at least 100 employees. After a year of continuous employment, a worker gets a $1,000 credit for their twenties.

A company that wants to build a “Tinder for employment”. It wants to match employers with remote workers, and build a “sexy” app for employers to find them.

A way to find out if you are eligible for unemployment insurance.

With high unemployment and a low workforce participation rate, the US needs to expand its workforce by 1.5 million workers per year — but there just aren’t enough people with the right skills to fill these positions. Hubstaff aims to help companies find and retain these employees.

This startup is building an online employment marketplace for non-profits, with some features similar to those of LinkedIn.

A startup meant to help people with albinism in Tanzania, where many people are discriminated against, find employment

A tool that makes it easy to get a loan, and has the potential to help people transition into self-employment and new small businesses. The startup is currently in talks with various lenders to build it out.