Send the form first, then give it a second to hand you over to WhatsApp — that is where our desk picks the application up with you.
One role is light enough to sit around whatever your week already holds. The other keeps the same pattern every day. Both are done from home, and neither expects you to have done this before.
Both roles are done from home, so your postcode has nothing to do with whether you are taken on.
Tell us the hours you can honestly keep, and the roster gets written inside them rather than around them.
Nothing goes on this page until we have been through it with the employer who is hiring.
Your questions, your start date and any change of hours all stay in the same conversation.
The hours, the day rate and who signs your pay are all written up here. If a detail is not on the page, ask us before you send anything.
JobKindle is a two-person desk in Launceston, Tasmania. Most boards win on volume; we would rather carry two roles we have actually been through with the employer. The day a role fills we take it off the page, instead of leaving it up to collect applications that nobody is going to open.
Apply Now →Both are arranged the same way: send the form, then message the desk.
For anyone whose week is already half committed. Short pieces of written admin done from home — typed replies, order details, small checks against a list — and you say which part of the day they happen in.
For people who would rather not rebuild their week every Monday. Same written admin, steadier pace, plus keeping one small set of records straight from one week to the next.
Have a WhatsApp number ready, send the short form, and watch your messages — the reply comes back on WhatsApp, usually the same working day.
Your name, the hours you can genuinely keep, and which of the two roles you want.
Press the green button and we write back with the employer brief in full.
Enough to settle which role you are taking and pick a start date.
Training is online and the written notes stay with you afterwards.
Your hours are logged as you work and paid on the employer’s own cycle.
It takes about two minutes. Whichever role you tick, the reply lands on WhatsApp with the brief attached.
The day rate is identical on both, so choose on your week, not the money. Broken-up days point to the part-time role. Wanting the same start every morning points to the full-time one. If you genuinely cannot tell, say so in the message and we will work it out with you.
A phone is enough for applying and for the first chat. For the work itself a laptop or desktop is far kinder on your eyes. After that it is a connection that stays up and somewhere you will not be interrupted. Nothing is ever bought by you.
No — that describes most people who come through here. Training covers what you need and finishes before shift one, and every batch of work turns up with its own instructions. Doing what you said you would do counts for much more than a long CV.
Form, then WhatsApp message, then usually an answer the same working day. Most people finish the conversation within two days and are working that same week once training is out of the way.
The employer, on the payroll schedule they already run. We make the introduction and stay reachable if anything needs sorting, but your pay never passes through us and we take nothing out of it.
Two notes sent back a few weeks after starting on this board.
“I asked for two afternoons and a Sunday around study, and expected to be talked into more. The written schedule came back exactly as I had asked for it.”
“Two roles on the whole page felt odd at first. Then I read one properly instead of skimming twenty, which I think is the point of it.”
