After you send the form, please wait a moment for the redirect to WhatsApp, where our HR team finishes the application with you.
One opening is lighter and fits around whatever else you have on. The other runs to a set schedule. Both are worked from home, and neither asks for a background in this kind of work.
Every opening is worked from home, so where you live in Australia makes no difference.
You tell us the hours you can genuinely cover and the schedule is built inside them.
We speak to the employer behind each opening before it is written up on this page.
Questions, start dates and shift changes all happen in one chat thread.
A short, plain process — the hours and role requirements are on the page before you apply.
WorkDocket is a small placement desk in Kalgoorlie, Western Australia. We keep two openings on the page at a time because that is what we can properly speak to the employer about. When one is taken it comes down the same day, rather than sitting there collecting applications nobody will read.
Apply Now →Send a message to our WhatsApp to apply for these openings.
Built for people whose week is already half spoken for. You work through short pieces of written admin from home — replies, order details, simple checks — and you decide which part of the day you do them in.
For anyone who would rather have the same hours every day. The work is steadier and a little broader — the same written admin, plus keeping a small set of records tidy from one week to the next.
Make sure you have a WhatsApp number, then press the button and send the form. We reply on WhatsApp within one working day, so keep an eye on your messages.
Where you are, and which hours of the week you can realistically cover.
Send the WhatsApp message and our desk replies with the opening that fits.
A short conversation to settle the role and agree a start date with you.
Training runs online. Most people are working within the same week.
Hours log as you go and the employer pays them on their normal cycle.
Fill in the short form below and our desk will message you on WhatsApp about whichever opening you picked.
Go by your week rather than the money, since the daily range is the same on both. If your days are already broken up, take the part-time one. If you would rather clock the same hours every morning, the full-time one is the easier fit. You can also say you are unsure and we will talk it through on WhatsApp.
A phone will get you through the application and the first conversation. For the work itself a laptop or desktop is easier on the eyes. Beyond that it is a steady connection and a spot where you are not being interrupted. You are never asked to buy equipment or software.
Not at all — it describes most of the people we place. The training covers everything you need and runs before your first shift, and every batch of work arrives with its own instructions. Turning up when you said you would matters far more here than a long CV.
Send the form, message us on WhatsApp, and you will usually have an answer the same working day. Most applicants finish their chat inside two days and start in the same week once training is done.
The employer does, on whatever payroll schedule they already run. We introduce you and stay reachable if something needs sorting out, but the pay itself never comes through us and nothing is ever deducted at our end.
Sent in by people already working one of the two openings, in their own words.
“I took the part-time one around uni. Two afternoons and a Sunday, and nobody has ever pushed me for more than that. The instructions come with every batch so I am never guessing.”
“What sold me was seeing the daily range written up before I sent anything. I have applied for plenty where you only find out at the end. Messaged Monday, first shift the same week.”
