- GigSmart Help Center
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Get Workers
- General Questions
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- Hiring Shift Gig Workers
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- Managing a Shift Gig
- Canceling a Shift Gig
- Shift Gig Worker Cancellations
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- Business Mode Vs. Personal Mode
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- Security
- Tax Information
- Benefits
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Get Gigs
- General Questions
- Account Setup
- Completing your Worker Profile
- Security
- Applying to Shift Gigs
- Accepting a Shift Gig
- Working a Shift Gig
- Completing a Shift Gig
- Project Gigs
- Full-Time / Part-Time Positions - GigSmart Job Board
- Shift Gig Insurance
- Payment
- Verification
- Benefits (Health, Dental, Vision and Life Insurance)
- Tax Information
Is there overtime pay?
Every gig is unique. The requester is responsible for determining requirements regarding overtime (OT) pay for Shift Gig workers.
If the worker does not believe they will be compensated for OT, they should not apply to or commit to working Shift Gigs that will put them in OT territory. Workers also have the ability to control their own clock, and can choose not to work over 40 hours in any given 7-day period.