The “on-demand” workforce has significantly increased over the last two years. Giving way to more and more freelancers, who now make up 35% of the U.S. workforce, and that number is expected to grow.

you’ve ever been in between jobs and had to look for temporary employment, you’ve probably reached out to a staffing agency. You’ve also probably learned the kinds of jobs that these agencies typically recruit for; it’s a lot of paper pushing in law firms, filing, answering phones, and other basic office work that does not require a lot of training. Typically, these jobs are white-collar (albeit low-level), stock-up-on-khakis-because-you’ll-be-wearing-them-a-lot kind of jobs. However, until recently, there wasn’t a one-stop-shop for temporary blue collar positions. Now there is BlueCrew to fill that gap. BlueCrew launched in April 2015 as an on-demand, data-driven staffing platform for blue-collar jobs. In the 11 months since their launch they’ve received $3 million in funding from investors including Y Combinator, Index Ventures, Sound Ventures, Liquid 2 Ventures and Stanford StartX. They’ve also recently announced some feature additions and upgrades

In the cutting-edge world of technology, positions like warehouse workers, forklift operators, data-entry personnel and movers may seem like relics from another time. But San Francisco startup BlueCrew saw an opening to create a tech-enabled temporary agency focused on those blue-collar jobs.

A new YC company called BlueCrew thinks it has another answer. They’re a temporary staffing agency for service jobs from warehouse work to produce pickers and packers to data entry personnel. The key difference here is that they employ their workers as W2 employees.