Our Journey
2012
Gig Economy
In 2012/2013 with the launch of Uber and Deliveroo, the UK was first introduced to what would become forever known as the
Both concepts sought to give the end user and the worker greater flexibility across their every day lives.
2015
Hospitality
Launching in
GIG saw exponential growth in an industry that had seen little to no competition or innovation for a decade. Businesses who were so used to being let down bought into GIGs ability to both fulfill and react to ever changing demand needs.
2014
GIG was founded in 2014 in a bid to bring greater
flexibility & transparency
to the worker/employer relationship. GIG’s marketplace made shift work more accessible to all parties.
2017
stadiums & events
In 2017 GIG moved heavily into
GIGs hospitality background from both a staff quality and managed service perspective lead to strong partnerships with well established businesses such as G4S and Compass.
2019
In 2019 GIG identified that not only did businesses want greater flexibly in their agency staff but in their own core operations also. GIG launched a second version of its software that allowed both internal staff and agency staff to be managed from the one platform.
Now covering key location UK wide GIG looked for further growth in new industries. Focusing on Warehousing and logistics GIG started small with last mile delivery type businesses before landing larger contracts with the likes of Eddie Stobart Group etc.
2020
In 2020 hot off the tails of the latest immigration policy updates GIG began to develop and trial GIG Hub an offshore onshore type staffing model.