Gi Group has launched a new worker app and enhanced its artificial intelligence (AI) chatbot to support candidates and clients as part of its ongoing digital transformation.
The app allows workers to register, browse and accept shifts, manage timesheets, request holidays, and access payroll features all in one place.
It is aimed at giving workers more control and flexibility, while reducing the need for phone and text for those comfortable with digital tools.
Martin Gunn (pictured), IT director at Gi Group, said: “The launch of our best-in-class worker app is a key development for our business, customers and the candidates we serve.
“We’re creating a more seamless, user-friendly experience that empowers candidates to manage their working lives without friction, while also enabling our teams to operate more efficiently.”
Zak Harper, marketing director at Gi Group, said: “The chatbot has already shown its ability to drive applications, but we’re now evolving its role at pace to encourage candidates to enrich their profiles.
“This helps us identify the right people fast, reduces reliance on paid advertising, and ultimately builds a strong, more engaged talent pool.”
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