One clock, nine ways of getting paid.
Hourly with tips, flat per event, by the mile, by the project. Pick the one that sounds like your week.
Contractors
Every job,every mile, invoiced.
Freelancers
Bill the hoursyou actually worked.
Bartenders & servers
Tips makethe real rate.
Caterers & event staff
Event fee, overtime,mileage: billed.
Truck drivers
Every trip,logged by the mile.
Rideshare & taxi drivers
Know what a shiftreally paid.
Temp & gig workers
Three jobs,one timesheet.
Field technicians & on-site support
On site,on the clock.
Students with part-time jobs
Shifts, classes,and a weekly goal.
Delivery drivers
What an hour ofdeliveries really pays.
Teachers & tutors
Every lesson logged,every parent invoiced.
Hospitality staff
Front of house,back of house, one clock.
Housekeepers & cleaners
Every visit logged,every client billed.
Plumbers, electricians & HVAC
Every call,every part, invoiced.
Warehouse & general labor
Your hours,in your own hands.
Personal services
Every client,every appointment, paid.
Sales & business services
Commission is the headline.Hours are the truth.
Creative & media freelancers
The project fee says $800.The hours say $19.
IT & technology contractors
Hours per client.Invoice per month.
Outdoor & seasonal workers
Weather decides.Your record doesn’t.
Online & remote workers
Hours per client,tasks per hour.