Hourly contract

[#1]

Hi,

I have a client and I have been working with him for the past few weeks. I have an hourly contract of 15 hours per week. However, this week I will only be able to do 3 hours and not all of the hours because we have an issue that needs to be solved on the client end and therefore, I cannot work.

Will the client be charged the whole 15 hours this week or will I get any negative rating because I will work only a few hours and not fulfilling my part of the contract?

Thank you in advance

[#2]

Your client will be billed for the billable hours i.e. based on your actual working hours. If your client has set a limit of 15 hours, it doesn't mean you have to work all those 15 hours. Make a mutual agreement with your client regarding your working hours and tasks.

[#3 · Accepted solution]

15 hours is the time you can bill, but you can work 5 or 15 depending on the time you need to finish the job. The client will pay the hours that you work.
You´ll get a negative feedback if you don´t send the job in time.

[#4]

Thank you guys for the help!

[#5]

Can i ask how do u see your tasks after accepting the contract

[#6]

You should discuss the requirements and tasks list accepting the contract. Make sure to communicate with the client and ask him to put a list of the tasks in the contract offer.