Snagajob Announces Partnership with Independent Lodging Industry Association
Snagajob, a marketplace for hourly work, announced it partnered with the Independent Lodging Industry Association (ILIA) to connect lodging and hotel professionals to Snagajob’s 80+ million registered hourly job seekers. The new partnership will also offer ILIA members access to Snagajob’s suite of digital hiring solutions to fill open hotel positions quickly and efficiently.
Independent lodging properties are a growing segment within the hospitality industry. The partnership will offer ILIA’s members access to Snagajob’s pool of trained applicants and hiring solutions, to help local lodging operators address their staffing needs, especially during peak season when staffing needs increase.
“The lodging industry has unique staffing needs, and Snagajob, as the nation’s leader in hourly hiring solutions, is perfectly suited to address them,” said Bobbie Singh-Allen, Executive Vice President and Chief Operating Officer at California Lodging Industry Association, ILIA’s parent brand. “By partnering with Snagajob, our members will have direct access to the largest network of hourly workers in the nation, which greatly broadens the pool of applicants available to them.”
Independent lodging properties are a growing segment within the hospitality industry. The partnership will offer ILIA’s members access to Snagajob’s pool of trained applicants and hiring solutions, to help local lodging operators address their staffing needs, especially during peak season when staffing needs increase.
“The lodging industry has unique staffing needs, and Snagajob, as the nation’s leader in hourly hiring solutions, is perfectly suited to address them,” said Bobbie Singh-Allen, Executive Vice President and Chief Operating Officer at California Lodging Industry Association, ILIA’s parent brand. “By partnering with Snagajob, our members will have direct access to the largest network of hourly workers in the nation, which greatly broadens the pool of applicants available to them.”