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Legion Technologies, an innovator in workforce management (WFM), today announced it ranked No. 49 on the Deloitte Technology Fast 500™, a ranking of the 500 fastest-growing technology, media, telecommunications, life sciences, fintech, and energy tech companies in North America. The company, which grew 3,329 % from 2018 to 2021, maximizes labor efficiency and employee engagement simultaneously with its intelligent, automated, and employee-centric workforce management platform.

Legion, the pioneer in AI-powered workforce management, today announced the appointment of Michael Spataro as Chief Delivery Officer, and Leighanne Levensaler to the company’s Board of Directors.

Legion, the pioneer in AI-powered workforce management, today announced the launch of four new modules in the Legion WFM platform: Legion Labor Budgeting, Legion Performance and Rewards, Legion Frontline Communications, and Legion InstantPay. The addition of these platform capabilities solidifies Legion’s commitment to deliver world-class, data-driven workforce management (WFM) capabilities for better planning and execution to employers while simultaneously creating an employee experience that empowers hourly workers.

Legion, the pioneer in AI-powered workforce management, today released the findings of The Total Economic Impact™ of the Legion Workforce Management Platform, a commissioned study conducted by Forrester Consulting on behalf of Legion. According to the study, organizations using the Legion Workforce Management (WFM) platform can expect an ROI of 1,345% over three years. With a net present value of $13.35 million, the quantified benefits accrued by a composite organization, based on interviewed customers, with 9,000 hourly workers and 500 locations within a three-year time period comprise:

Legion, the pioneer in AI-powered workforce management, today released a research report highlighting the need to better understand workplace concerns and desires of hourly employees, who comprise 48% of the U.S. workforce. The study, Hour by Hour: Attracting and Retaining Hourly Employees and Their Managers, provides actionable insights to help businesses improve experiences of hourly workers. The survey of one thousand hourly workers and managers in North America was conducted in May 2021.

Legion, the AI-powered workforce management company redefining how enterprise companies manage and empower their hourly workforces, today announced a $50M Series C investment round. Led by Stripes, this funding also includes participation from existing investors Norwest Venture Partners, First Round Capital, XYZ Ventures, Webb Investment Network, and Dollar General. The company plans to use this newly secured financing to build on its momentum to increase hiring and accelerate product innovation.