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What is a Long-Term Opportunity?
What is a Long-Term Opportunity?
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Written by David Webb
Updated over a month ago

What is a Long-Term Opportunity?

  • A long-term opportunity consists of a series of recurring shifts that follow a set pattern. When you sign up for it, you're committing to attending all of the shifts in the schedule.

  • Long term opportunity will provide you with consistent work over a longer period of time and regular earnings from those shifts.

  • When browsing through shifts in the "Find Shifts" tab of the Traba app, you will see the shifts with the purple tag "Long Term", like in the screenshot below:

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  • Clicking on the card will take you to the shift details, where you can view information about the recurring long-term opportunity, including the estimated daily pay, the date of the first shift, and the days it repeats.

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How Does a Long-Term Opportunity Work?

  • By signing up for a long-term opportunity, you're committing to attend all the recurring shifts. If you have any conflicting shifts, you won’t be able to sign up.

  • After signing up, you can find the schedule and all the shifts in the calendar page.

  • Each single shift works the same way as other shifts on Traba. You will need to confirm each shift individually, 2 hours before each shift start time and you’ll get paid after shift completion.

  • If you need to cancel, you will be able to either cancel an individual shift, or remove yourself from the whole schedule. The cancellation and no-show policies for each individual shift in the schedule are the same as for other shifts on Traba.

How to Prepare for a Long-Term Opportunity:

  • Before signing up, review the schedule’s recurring dates and ensure you're available for each shift.

  • Check the shift details section for important information like start time, location, attire requirements, clock-in instructions, and your responsibilities. This will help you be fully prepared for what to expect.

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