Role, time, rate, what the person needs to hold. Two minutes, and it is live to workers in your area.
Someone reliable,
tonight.
Venues post the shifts they need filled. Workers arrive with a record that shows up before they do.
A shift board where both sides have a record worth reading.
Attendance, shifts completed, quality average and uploaded credentials, on everyone who says they're interested. It's evidence, not a guarantee.
Whether the venue pays as stated, how fast it confirms, and what other workers reported. Saying you're interested is not the same as being booked, and you're told which one you are.
Evidence, not promises.
JumpShift records what happened. It doesn't guarantee what will. That's the difference, and we won't blur it.
Post it, read the records, pick someone.
Find it, say you’re in, build your record.
Every worker arrives with their attendance record, shifts completed, quality average and uploaded credentials. You choose from that.
You engage the worker and pay them directly, exactly as you would today. Whether they showed up is recorded either way.
Pay, hours, distance and the venue — including whether it pays as stated and how fast it confirms.
Interest is not acceptance. The venue still has to confirm you, and you are told the moment it does.
Attendance and quality follow you to the next shift. It is the thing that gets you picked, and it is yours.
The ones worth answering up front.
Workers pay nothing, ever. Venues get the first month free with no card, then £59 or £99 a month depending on the plan.
No. The venue engages the worker and pays them directly, exactly as it would otherwise. JumpShift never holds, escrows or transfers wages.
No. Expressing interest is not acceptance. The venue confirms, and until it does you are not booked — the app says so at every step.
No. Workers upload their certificates and they are shown with the expiry date attached. We do not check them against the issuing body, and we never claim to.
It is recorded against their attendance and it is visible to venues afterwards. The same applies in reverse: a venue that does not pay as stated carries that on its record.
The venue, as the engager. JumpShift gives you somewhere to collect and record the evidence, but the legal duty stays with you.