The Uber Works platform showcases hundreds of different shifts every week, so check back frequently to see what’s available. Currently, most shifts fall into the following categories:
Front of house: banquet server, barback, beer and wine bartender, buffet attendant, busser, full-service bartender, host
Back of house: dishwasher, fry cook, grill cook, line cook, prep cook
Customer service: cashier, concessions cashier, guest services
Warehouse: assembly line worker, picker-packer
Cleaning: commercial cleaner, post-construction cleaner, residential move-in/move-out cleaner
General labor: event setup/teardown and any work not requiring previous experience or specific skills
You will be asked to choose an employer. The choices currently are TalentBurst and TrueBlue. You can learn more about those choices by visiting their websites.
After you complete a shift, Uber Works will send your recorded shift hours to your chosen employer. Your chosen employer will then calculate your take-home pay based on information in your employment paperwork, including withholdings, and other required deductions and applicable taxes. Unless the business raises a dispute about the hours you worked, you’ll be paid by your employer within a few days of your completed shift. You can choose from 2 payment methods during onboarding: direct deposit or pay card.
Direct deposit: When setting up your account with your employer, you’ll be prompted to provide your bank name, routing number, and account number. Assuming no dispute to your hours or other issues, your payments will be deposited directly into your bank account within 2 business days of your shift completion. Depending on your bank’s processing times, you may have to wait another 24 to 36 hours to access your money.
Pay card: You should be given a pay card if you complete your onboarding in person at our Uber Works office. If you didn’t receive one or if you didn’t onboard in person, you can pick one up at the Uber Works office. You can also contact support@works.co to have a card mailed to you. The card will be activated once funds are successfully deposited into your account. Your shift payments will be deposited to the pay card within 2 business days of your shift completion, assuming no disputes to your hours or other issues.
If you’re having payment issues or would like to update your payout information, please contact Support by text at 312-548-9264 or by email at support@works.co.
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You may have been deactivated because you didn’t follow Uber Works’ attendance policy or other sections of the User Guidelines.
Under the attendance policy, workers who accrue 6 marks within a rolling 30-day period will lose access to the Uber Works platform for 7 days. Workers who accrue 10 marks within a rolling 30-day period will permanently lose access to the Uber Works platform. Please note that 2 no-call, no-shows (not showing up for a shift at all and not informing Uber Works) within a rolling 12-month period will also result in permanent loss of access to the Uber Works platform.
Attendance marks are given as follows:
When you accumulate the amount of points or actions that result in a deactivation, we’ll send you an email with a record of your attendance marks and the status of your account.
You may also be deactivated for violating the law; consuming drugs or alcohol or carrying firearms during your shift or while on the app; violating the Uber Works standards on physical contact, sexual assault and misconduct, threatening and rude behavior, discrimination, and reliability; fraud; or account sharing.
For more information about Uber Works policies, check out our User Guidelines and Terms of Use.
If you have any questions, please contact us at 312-548-9264 or support@works.co.
Attendance marks are accrued for any cancellations within 24 hours of the shift start time, and the marks increase the closer to the shift time a worker cancels their shift. You can view the attendance and cancellation policy in the Uber Works User Guidelines under “Reliability.”
Please try resetting your password and logging in again. If you are still unable to log in, please contact support at (312) 548-9264 or support@works.co.
Please cancel all shifts within the app itself to properly reflect the time and date of the cancellation. Click on the shift you would like to cancel, scroll to the very bottom until you see a red button marked “cancel shift” and press it. However, please know that canceling a shift that starts within 24 hours can affect your ability to add shifts through Uber Works in the future. See the Uber Works User Guidelines for details about the attendance and cancellation policy.
Dress code requirements will be shift specific and can be found within the app in the shift notes. Please make sure to read them carefully for each individual shift.
Workers must be at least 18 years of age to engage in the Uber Works platform.
Uber Works does not have phone support, but does offer around-the-clock support via text messaging, as well as via email. Feel free to reach out to us any time at (312) 548-9264 or support@works.co.
Our Chicago West Loop office is located at 661 W. Lake St and is open from 10AM-6PM Monday-Friday.
Contact us here and provide us with a few details about you and your business. We’ll reach out and get the process started.
Potential workers are vetted before they can work a shift. They must undergo a background check and complete an I-9 form as well as complete other onboarding employment forms. In specialized roles, workers are given a skills assessment test and asked to submit relevant certification.
If a worker gets injured and it’s an emergency, please call 911 immediately. If it’s not a life-threatening emergency, ask the worker to notify support@works.co and their designated Employer of Record.
Businesses may cancel a shift 24 hours in advance without penalty. If you cancel within 24 hours, cancellation fees will apply.
If you have any questions or concerns, please contact us at support@works.co.