The phrase "a platform for hiring" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a service or website that facilitates the recruitment process for employers and job seekers.
Example: "LinkedIn is widely recognized as a platform for hiring, connecting professionals with potential employers."
Alternatives: "a recruitment platform" or "a hiring service".
Researchers led by Christo Wilson, an assistant professor at Northeastern, and Ancsa Hannák, a PhD student, examined TaskRabbit, a platform for hiring people to run errands, and Fiverr, a marketplace for creative services.
The same week Upwork, a platform for hiring freelancers, filed for an IPO, as did Fiverr, which boasts that it offers a "freelance services marketplace for the lean entrepreneur". Indeed, the gig economy has not only turned millions of Americans into contractors, but it's given the more successful entrepreneurs the tools to grow even faster.
It seems like a good fit for HireVue, which sells a platform for hiring managers to manage job interviews and for doing job interview remotely.
TaskRabbit, the on-demand platform for hiring people to do everything from build furniture to stand in line for you at the Apple Store, has sold itself to IKEA, Recode first reported.
With Riley as CEO and her father listed as chairman, 1-Page was now offering a software-as-a-service product to recruiters, billing it as a platform for potential hires to pitch why they would be ideal for a certain position.
Lancealot is a recruiting platform for hiring freelance video talent.
There are plenty of old-school software platforms for hiring and talent management like Taleo, which is owned by Oracle.
Yandex, the 'Google of Russia' that has made inroads into areas like mapping, mobile, cloud storage and a variety of apps (like its U.S. counterpart), is today launching its newest effort to build out a service based on its core search business: it is launching Yandex.Master, a platform for individuals to find and hire contractors for home jobs and small errands.
Companies like Moonlighting are now popping that provide a platform for freelancers and the companies/individuals who hire them.
