United States · Information technology & services startup

Assured Labor

Assured Labor is a recruitment and mobile hiring platform based in New York, founded in 2008.

Funding reportedLast round: Series B

Information technology & servicesNew York, United States

About Assured Labor

Assured Labor is a recruitment and mobile hiring platform based in New York, founded in 2008.

The company connects employers with mid- to low-wage job candidates, particularly in emerging markets in Latin America. Its core service is a digital job-matching marketplace that utilizes mobile phones, SMS, and web tools, catering to users who may not have reliable broadband access. The platform has operated under local brands such as EmpleoListo in Mexico and TrabalhoJá in Brazil. It focuses on helping employers post job openings and access candidate pools through a business-to-business model. Assured Labor serves a diverse user base, including employers with labor needs and workers seeking flexible job opportunities.

What company datasets say Assured Labor raised

Funding, as reported

Reported in all$14Min dollars
Last roundSeries B
Last round size$6.8M
Last round dateApr 2015
SEC Form D$9.4M sold, 2 filings, last Apr 2015

Founders and team

From the SEC filings it signed: 1 on the team.

  • David ReichExecutive Officer, Directori

On the board, as filediBernardo Paasche JuncoEverando Camacho Alanis

The company, in detail

What they build

Known for

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Sector
Information technology & services
Region
New York
Revenue
$2.8M a year, as listed
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