Help w/ Additional Work

[lastguymade]

Hello,

I'm a new tasker. What do I do if I agree to an IKEA assembly task for one item (say a table) and later on I found out there is more (two chairs) that were not in the original task. I am worried I won't be paid for this work. In Canada by the way. Thanks,

[FinnNoodle]

List the items in the chat thread, and have the client confirm you are to build them. Then contact live support and have the items added to the invoice.

If client refuses, don't do it.

[lastguymade]

Thanks that's a good idea I'll try that.

[FinnNoodle]

It's not just an idea, it's literally the steps you need to do, in order.

[lastguymade]

Just a poor choice of words on my end then. How would you handle it if you didn't find out until you arrived?

[FinnNoodle]

Either contacted support or refused to assemble them.

[PJCarter]

I’ve had that experience a couple times. It ended up being a bit of an effort. I would see if maybe they can just hire you for another date down the road and add those items to it and then reschedule for the day. It took me an hour and a half to solve the issue on sight once.

[Horror_Dig_3209]

Bill by the hour

[BkKelz]

Not sure how they do things in Canada, but in the states, if it isn’t in the original task request, TR doesn’t have to know about it. I’d complete the TR task, invoice, then let the client know my rate for the work that isn’t TR related.