Payments and protection
Payment protection when finding work
Before accepting work through ReadyHands, you will be able to see what the work involves and how much you are expected to receive.
Coming soon
Your eleven steps
- 1Review the opportunity
- 2See the worker payment
- 3Apply for the work
- 4Be selected
- 5Review the Work Agreement
- 6Confirm the agreed conditions
- 7Clock in
- 8Complete the work
- 9Clock out
- 10Confirm the completion record
- 11Receive the payment
What protects you
- Payment displayed before applying
- No hidden ReadyHands deduction from the advertised worker amount
- Payment method confirmed before the assignment becomes active
- Job-specific Work Agreement
- Recorded changes
- Clock-in and clock-out
- Evidence-based disputes
- Opportunity to respond to complaints
- Payment release when no valid dispute prevents it
Getting paid
Completed work is normally payable unless a genuine, evidenced dispute is raised.
A complaint does not automatically cancel your payment.
After confirmed completion, ReadyHands normally aims to initiate payment within a few hours. The time the payment reaches your bank may depend on the payment provider, payout method, bank checks and any active dispute.
The ReadyHands service fee is paid by the person posting work. It is not taken from the worker payment shown on the listing.
Final payment, cancellation, refund and dispute terms will be confirmed before live payments are activated.