Salt Lake City's manufacturers, distributors, and warehouses can now ditch the old way of doing things by leveraging a new labor paradigm. The number of on-demand workers you can access is growing rapidly, as more and more independent Operators join the future of work.
At $23.7 billion in 2022, manufacturing is Utah’s third-largest source of GDP and the second-largest private sector industry. Manufacturing GDP has also grown an average of 2.0% annually in Utah, twice the national rate. Furthermore, manufacturing earnings have grown an average of 1.4% per year, much faster than the 0.2% national manufacturing growth rate. In this environment it makes sense that local companies are adopting on-demand labor as a new way of operating.
Our model emphasizes agility and flexibility in the face of change. By tapping into your local market and building a labor pool of on-demand operators to maintain a flexible extension of your workforce, you can respond to daily fluctuations in demand instead of planning your operations based on averages. This is about more than filling the gaps; this is about achieving the peak of efficiency no matter what comes your way.
The makers and movers of the United States are finally making a stand and building our productive capacity back as reshoring gains traction. Revitalizing manufacturing is a team effort that will benefit our communities for years to come. Join the revolution.
It's time to make. Your way.
