Hire Help
Householders and local businesses can use Community Work Exchange to post ordinary paid jobs and find people with the skills to help. Independent service jobs use the Community Work Exchange. Work that is employment uses a payroll/employment lane, which is not yet available here.
You are viewing the synthetic householder side.
1. Describe the job
Cleaning, organizing, meal prep, errands, pet help, yard work, painting/cleanup, moving help, assembly, and other ordinary community jobs.
Ordinary household help only. Meal prep excludes regulated food services; pet help excludes veterinary care. Licensed trades, medical or personal care, and childcare requiring licensing are not ordinary gigs here. Home entry still requires identity checks, consent and safety arrangements.
In this practice version, your words are shown as written but the job uses a fixed synthetic yard cleanup.
Customer wrote: “I need my yard cleaned up Saturday.”Customer’s own words. Job, ride and payment status come only from the records below.
2. Independent service check
3. Your match
Synthetic Provider A — identity verified (synthetic check).
Skills: Not shared by the provider
Provider status: not yet accepted
4. Agree the price
| Provider amount (goes to the provider in full) | $100 |
|---|---|
| Community Work Exchange fee (paid by you, separate) | $10 |
| You authorize | $110 |
The fee is not a donation and is never taken from the provider’s pay.
- CUSTODY RAIL: ABSTRACT
- AUTHORITY STATUS: UNVERIFIED
- PAYMENT STATUS: SIMULATED
- PROVIDER: SYNTHETIC
5. Confirm the work
Payment is released only when you confirm, or automatically when the 48-hour objection window ends with no objection.
The provider has not marked the work complete yet.
See the payment record