Mable

I joined mable a few months ago and have answered around 30 adds and heard back from 2 of them and that resulted in one 2 hour job.
Client sent through payment and Mable finally passed on payment 2 weeks later.
Everyday I get job recommendations and click on them only to find at the end of the job details that I don't qualify because I'm male.. why send them to me in the first place?
I'm sure a lot of the jobs don't exist because they haven't been deleted from the system but it makes the platform look busy.
It works a bit like air-tasker with clients wanting blood out of a stone. Luckily I have found a full time position now with another company.

Not many jobs available, most people have trouble using the platform due to lack of information, a lot of unresponsive and disrespectful users. A lot of time clients do not know how the platform works, not realising it’s all done in the platform and they keep asking for ABNs, invoices, etc. The only thing I find it’s great is the paperless and friendly use of timesheets.

For the NDIS client I believe this to be a good place to access support.
However, in my experience every time I or, my clients have had any “issue” Mable have been reluctant and hard to have successful communications with to resolve any issue and, Mable have never once Initiated the communication to generate resolve.

I have met some wonderful people on this platform and I feel blessed for that but, there is no screening of NDIS clients to ensure that they are “safe” or, the people they may share space with.

On average it takes Mable two we...

Mable is a online platform to meet workers, there are some great workers on there but also terrible, exploitative ones and Mable won't take them off the platform even when there is evidence that they have been investigated by the safeguards commission.
Mable is fine until there is a problem and then they just don't care.

A 5 star rating is not for Mable but for my reliable support worker Wane who is an honest and caring Christian, ever ready to help me when needed in spite of his managerial position in the CBD.
Mable has failed both Wane and me ana usefuld it's duty of care towards me. Wane has not been paid since mid-February because his account was blocked without explanation.
After four phone calls Wane was finally told today that his account was locked because of an accusation of sexual impropriety back in January (sic!) made by apparently some trouble-mak...

I have now used this many times now. And everyone I get someone who claims they know how to help me but everyone has there own agenda and has no ideas. I find some of them very pushy. And we'll some of they can be quite rude. I love if this could work but it doesn't.

Oh and Mable if your reading this your dumb message system dosent worker very good, as some of us like to write in paragraphs and not just one chunk of writing. If we the client are so important then our inbox would be easier to get to and answer mail.

I write you Mable email you don't respond

Just a bad experience

All things in this review I have brought up with Mable and in my first survey with them I gave them 1 star. Firstly I will say my clients are the best thing about Mable. They have inspired me the most and given me the best advice and caring eg giving me advice on what to charge and claim for extras such as travel costs etc.
I do believe clients without coordinators are very open to exploitation by bad support workers.
As i have found out from reading reviews getting registered and the police check was time consuming and frustrating but it see...

Mable does not allow you to post negative reviews that reflect negative experiences about their individual support workers. Positive reviews cannot be changed if those workers no longer reflect a positive review. Yet these Workers can change their name and keep the positive review provided under their old name. Mable needs to allow clients to give negative reviews about negative experiences with their workers not just positive ones that cannot be changed or removed later.

some support workers registered on site just want to rot since disable persons receive NDIS funding. they would ask for exorbitant rate when they have no formal qualification or have little work experience. Mable is getting commission because of disable persons. Hence, they should step up in providing a duty of care from people rotting to vulnerable persons. support persons asking rate should be limited in my opinion. if you are lucky you find some nurses with great heart and soul only asking for $35 - $45 and if not, some support workers with few hours experience with no qualification asking for 65 an hour which is so morally wrong in my opinion.

I was a big fan of Mable at first and have been very happy with one regular support worker.
Unfortunately another worker breached food safety (dropped food on the floor, pretended she didn’t and then served to me with dirt in it). I was worried about the same thing happening to a blind man she also worked for, so lodged a formal complaint to Mable. They did nothing and also wouldn’t publish an honest review of her, despite me following up and Mable agreeing to publish it.
The worker also argued with me about what was OK to put in the dishwasher and ruined a frypan and broke a glass inside the dishwasher. My next support worker was appalled at the mess she left.
Be very wary choosing staff through Mable.