Clients with a Home Care Package on Mable now have access to ready-made jobs that align with their Home Care Package funding level.
What is a ready-made job?
Ready-made jobs are the simpler way to post a job on Mable, using pre-filled job templates based on common ways people receive support through the platform.
Ready-made jobs based on Home Care Pacakge funding levels
Based on your Home Care Package level selected, we will provide multiple job recommendations based on common ways people currently receive support on Mable.
For example, if you have access to Home Care Package Level 2, we will recommend jobs which are associated with maintaining a safe, clean and tidy home and garden, and maintaining independence with daily living activities.
This feature is available for Home Care Package Fund Provider Linked clients that are posting jobs on Mable through the ready-made jobs feature.
How it works
1. Select Post a job on the dashboard or via the My Jobs tab
2. Select your Home Care Package funding level
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4. Once you have selected from the recommended jobs, you can review and edit your selected job template if required. To edit, select the Edit button on the top right hand corner
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5. Select Post a job.
Post a ready-made job on Mable today.
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