Ex-Tesco CEO invests £2M in UK-based platform that helps employers manage shift-based workforce

Sirenum, a platform for managing shift and gig workers, raises a $2.7M Series A

UK-based workforce management platform Sirenum has raised £2 million in a late-stage VC round led by former Tesco CEO Sir Terry Leahy, with participation from William Currie Group. The funding will fuel Sirenum's growth, international expansion, and new product development. The company's platform helps organisations manage their shift-based workforce, ensuring optimal staffing and streamlining processes like scheduling, monitoring, payroll, and invoicing.

Workforce Management Platform Sirenum Secures £2 Million Investment Led by Ex-Tesco CEO

Sirenum is a cloud-based work management platform that helps organisations better manage their hourly workers, ensuring the right person is in the right place at the right time. Founded in 2013, the platform simplifies the process of managing shift workers, including scheduling, staff monitoring, payroll, and invoicing. Catering to various industries like staffing, transportation, healthcare, and logistics, Sirenum boasts clients such as Randstad, Impellam, Manpower, the Scottish government, FirstGroup, National Grid, and the NHS.

Sirenum is a cloud-based work management platform that helps organisations manage their hourly workers, ensuring the right person is in the right place at the right time.

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Workforce Management Platform Sirenum Secures £2 Million Investment Led by Ex-Tesco CEO

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