Construction Worker Rental Platform

Abstract

This thesis delves into the development and execution of a digital platform for renting construction workers. The research investigates the challenges and opportunities that come with shifting from traditional hiring methods to the digital platform. It analyzes the impact of such a platform on efficiency, cost-effectiveness, and customer satisfaction in the construction industry. Research methodologies include a comprehensive literature review, surveys, and case studies of existing digital rental platforms. The initial findings suggest that digital platforms can greatly enhance the hiring process by improving accessibility, transparency, and convenience for both workers and renters. However, the study also identifies potential obstacles such as data security and user resistance to technology adoption. The thesis concludes with recommendations for successful platform implementation and areas for future research.