Hourly.io, a fast-growing workers’ comp and payroll startup, is announcing it has won the Comparably Award for Happiest Employees. Hourly was selected out of 70,000 companies across the U.S. who submitted a total of 15 million ratings through an anonymous survey. This is the first Comparably Award win for Hourly and the first time the company has participated in the awards process as an applicant.
Hourly offers workers’ comp insurance and full-service payroll for small and medium businesses with hourly workers. As Co-founder and CEO Tom Sagi built a team for the startup and happiness was his top priority. He made sure employees always felt comfortable asking their managers for the resources they needed and could talk through any issues they spotted. The result? A highly collaborative work environment that made people excited to show up every day.
“It’s an honor to be recognized as a great place to work,” said Sagi. “Our goal has always been to create a close-knit environment for our employees. We’ve been able to accomplish this even while working fully remote across two countries. Winning a Comparably Award highlights the optimism and fulfillment felt by our team.”
Hourly is currently hiring for positions across the US as well as in Colombia. For current opportunities, please visit www.hourly.io/careers.
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