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What Jobaro is, who supplies work and where platform responsibility starts and stops.
General information only. Jobaro does not provide legal, tax, accounting, employment, tenancy or health-and-safety advice. Your circumstances and location matter.
Jobaro is a work-management, record-keeping and communication platform. It helps users manage jobs, documents, properties, quotes, invoices, signatures and shared work, but it does not automatically supply or supervise the underlying service.
The company, sole trader or professional named on the quote, job or contract provides the work. Check the supplier identity shown before accepting anything.
Jobaro's platform terms govern your use of Jobaro. The separate quote, scope and trading terms normally govern the work between the customer and the named supplier.
Not merely because a job is recorded on Jobaro. Jobaro becomes responsible for a service only where a separate written agreement expressly says Jobaro or its legal entity is supplying that service.
No, not by default. Companies and workers remain responsible for their own working relationships, employment status, pay, tax and legal duties.
No, not by default. Property tools help landlords, agents and tenants record and communicate information; they do not transfer the underlying legal responsibilities to Jobaro.
No. A badge must explain exactly what was checked and when. Verification does not guarantee competence, conduct, solvency, insurance, future performance or legal compliance.
No. Jobaro may retain evidence, reviews and job records, but responsibility for the work remains with the supplier under the applicable contract and law.
Not unless a specific Jobaro insurance product is expressly described in writing. A user must not assume that Jobaro provides public liability, professional indemnity, employers' liability or workmanship insurance.
No. It provides general information and explains Jobaro's workflows. Users should obtain professional advice where their situation requires it.
