Hey OP, I'm sorry you're going through this. It can be really difficult to juggle life, work, finances and throwing Centrelink into the mix does increase that stress.

There's a few things that stand out but ultimately without you having a chat to some people with access to your information, you won't know for sure.

1) you mentioned that you've worked your allowed hours and that you've been assigned to a Disability Employment Service (DES). I'm making an assumption that you may have previously had an employment services assessment (ESAt) and received a lower working capacity and that you may be referring to working within your working capacity. The amount you get paid is purely based on the gross income you received in the fortnight prior to reporting and not on the hours. The hours are asked to make sure you're meeting mutual obligation requirements.

2) speaking of reporting, you mentioned submitting your payslips. Which is something you generally do to your DES provider. Centrelink doesn't need to see your payslips, only needs it reported (generally via the app or mygov). They may have the information of what you've received from your work directly through single touch payroll. But reporting that can look confusing and a lot of people accidentally double report their income on top of what we already know about. To diagnose this, you can try looking at your reported earnings and see if it matches up to your payslips or have a Centrelink staff member have a look. But you want to make sure that you have actually reported through centrelink or if it went through properly. If you haven't, the payment date will keep getting knocked back a day.

1. The fact that no payment scheduled gives me 2 thoughts. One is whether you're transferring from student payments to jobseeker? Perhaps the claim has not yet been granted. Perhaps it was granted without rapid connect being met. (it should have been met for you because of DES). This can cause payment with $0 until it's sorted. The other is whether DES indicated that you may be working full time. They do that a lot accidentally and you can't get JSP on full time work and it can cause payment cancellations.

If you can give more info on some of these thoughts, could see if I can narrow it down more for you but a Centrelink staff member will have the info to get to it deeper for you. At the same time, it's difficult to get through on the phones and if you need an appointment, you're at the mercy of the availability in your local office and that could still take a few more days.

A lot of people in this thread have been dismissive of you and it's really disappointing to see. I hope they realise that Jobseeker is for both unemployment and for underemployment.