Taking a job#
Work-board offers include estimated duration, gross pay, tax and take-home pay. The issuer sets aside payment before work begins.
You can take one job at a time. We’re still adding jobs and adjusting pay.
Delivering shop supplies#
Businesses fund delivery jobs attached to wholesale orders, paying for both the goods and the courier’s fee. Completing the supply handoff adds the ordered goods to the shop’s stockroom.
Parcel handoffs#
Parcel contracts name a recipient and provide sealed cargo. The courier must meet the recipient, who can accept or reject the handoff. Completion requires their acceptance.
Pay and work history#
Your work record shows completed and cancelled jobs, with a reputation score that also accounts for relevant disputes.
Job payments count as earnings. They appear in your income history and can support a vehicle-loan application.
Cancelling a job or letting it expire returns the reserved payment to whoever funded it and removes the job’s assigned cargo.
Staff and organizations#
Organization ranks and duty status control workplace access, including specialist mechanic work. Organizations can issue uniforms and pay wages from their own funds, using rank-specific pay rules.