What Trump 2.0 Means For The U.S. Manufacturing Sector
Let’s explore the key policies to watch under a Trump 2.0 administration and how Veryable can help manufacturers adapt and thrive.
On-Demand Labor for Industrial Laundry Providers
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Our on-demand marketplace for warehousing, logistics, and manufacturing labor connects businesses with high-quality workers at the click of a button, enabling businesses to create a flexible extension of their fixed workforce called a labor pool. Building your labor pool enables higher productivity and a competitive edge. For workers, Veryable provides immediate access to work, the ability to control their own schedule, opportunities to build new skills, and best of all, next-day pay. Gain the capacity you need, exactly when you need it. When you build a labor pool with on-demand labor, you’ll have both the confidence and the unlimited flexible capacity to take on anything that comes your way This is about more than filling the gaps; this is about achieving the peak of efficiency no matter what comes your way. Make. Your Way
On-Demand Labor Fuels Faster, Leaner Operations
Your labor pool of on-demand labor is how you can gain the capacity you need to solve operational problems. At every step of the supply chain, labor is a key constraint. Infinite, flexible capacity is the solution.
What Can You Do with Veryable?
Respond quickly to changes in demand rather than relying on guesswork. Find workers fast, pay only when they work, and unlock your potential with infinite flexibility.
1. Zero cost to scale
2. Fewer administrative burdens
3. Step-level improvements in cost structure
4. Fast response to labor demand volatility
Case Studies
The Folde
The Folde, an Austin-based laundry delivery service, overcame labor constraints to grow revenue and margins with flexible labor.
Resources
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Asset Light : How "As-a-Service" Unlocks Growth & Eliminates Waste
In business, costs that were once viewed as fixed—rent, equipment, subscriptions—are no longer the immovable constants they used to be. Many companies have already begun to shift, either by choice or necessity, as providers increasingly offer services on a pay-per-use basis.
Taking Control of Daily Capacity Challenges
The problem isn’t your team’s work ethic or HR’s capabilities. It’s that the traditional approach to labor management simply isn’t built for the speed and flexibility you need to respond to dynamic demands. And the more you rely on this outdated process, the more it holds you back.
The Future of Manufacturing and Logistics
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