For workers

Finding work, managing your shifts, arriving on time, staying safe.

  1. Find work: the Work tab and the mapEvery shift and job you can take is in the Work tab, as a list or on a map.
  2. Filters and saved searchesEvery filter and saved search in Work is open to every worker, free during the launch.
  3. Availability: when you can workSay when you are free for a while, and on a team your usual week. Then only work that fits reaches you.
  4. Asking for a shiftOpen the job and tap its button. Depending on what the business chose, it is yours at once or after an approval.
  5. Invitations from businessesA business looked for someone and YallaJob suggested you. Nothing is settled until you agree and the business approves.
  6. My shiftsYour next shift waits on the first screen: Shifts if you are on a team, Home if not. Tap a shift to see everything you need.
  7. I can’t come: hand over a shiftChoose what happens to the shift. Until someone else is approved in your place, it stays yours.
  8. Swap a shiftYou take a shift of someone on your team, and they take yours. No money, no bonus.
  9. Bring a friendWhen the business still needs people on your shift, send a personal link and your friend asks for the place next to you.
  10. Ride together to the shiftSee who is going to the same shift from your area, and offer or ask for a seat. Ride sharing between workers, with no payment through YallaJob.
  11. Your shifts in your calendar and in Apple WalletYour shifts show in your phone’s calendar and update by themselves. On an iPhone you can add any shift to Wallet.
  12. Getting to your shift: directions and check-inThe "My next shift" card has one button for the moment, the address and "How to get there". When you arrive, you check in.
  13. The shift room: tasks, photos and handoffEvery shift has one place for what the previous shift left, today’s tasks, and a short handoff for the next shift.
  14. Earnings and a monthly goalThe hours you worked and roughly what they bring, from what businesses recorded. The business pays you directly.
  15. Trust badges, ratings and feedbackBadges are earned by working, never bought. A business can rate a shift you finished, and you give feedback with a thumbs up or down.
  16. Your profile and photoWhat businesses see when they consider you: photo, name, a short headline, kinds of work, area and languages. All of it is in Me, under "My profile and experience".
  17. Documents, licences and certificatesThree places in Me, inside "My profile and experience": licences to upload, certificates that get checked, and documents from the business.
  18. Student modeAdd your semester and exams, and no offers reach you on an exam day or the day before. In breaks you can get more.
  19. YallaJob AcademyShort courses of a few minutes on your phone: cards and a short quiz. Pass it and a badge goes on your profile.
  20. YallaJob Premium for workersDuring the launch, Premium is free for every worker, with no payment and no sign-up. Everything it adds is already open to you.
  21. The workers communityA place to ask, give tips and share wins with people who work shifts like you, with a team or without one.
  22. My safetyPeople you trust, sharing your shift, "Check on me", and an emergency button. In immediate danger, call the police first, 100.
  23. Feedback after a shift: how was it?After a shift ends, one card appears, "How was your shift?", with two buttons. It takes a few seconds and is optional.
  24. You can approve requestsA business owner can give team employees the right to approve shift requests. If you have it, you see "Waiting for you" and decide on requests in your branches.
  25. Long-term jobs: regular, part-time and full-timeBesides single shifts, businesses can post lasting jobs. Say "I'm interested" with one tap, and your profile is your CV. Not open to everyone yet.
  26. How certificates are checked, and how to appealEvery certificate you upload gets an automatic file check, then a person on our team. Only a person verifies a certificate. Refused by mistake? You can appeal once.