Clear rules for payments, settlements, disputes, refunds and cancellations on SafeHustle.
This Policy explains how money moves on SafeHustle, including how Clients pay, how Workers receive payment, what happens when something goes wrong, and how refunds and disputes are handled.
Part I – Preliminary (Clauses 1 – 8)
Part II – Payments and Settlement (Clauses 9 – 30)
Part III – Disputes (Clauses 31 – 45)
Part IV – Refunds and Cancellation (Clauses 46 – 57)
Part V – General Provisions (Clauses 58 – 66)
PRELIMINARY
1.1 This Policy explains how money moves on SafeHustle. It covers how a Client pays, how a Worker is paid, what happens when something goes wrong, and how refunds and disputes are handled.
1.2 It is written to be understood without legal advice. If anything in it is unclear, please contact us before you post or accept a job.
1.3 This Policy forms part of the SafeHustle Terms of Use. By using the Platform you agree to it.
2.1 SafeHustle is a digital marketplace owned and operated by Douglas Homes Smart Site Nig. Ltd. (RC 9547760), a company incorporated in Nigeria.
2.2 Our contact details are at Clause 65.
3.1 This Policy applies to every payment made through the Platform, every settlement paid to a Worker, every refund, and every dispute between a Client and a Worker about a job.
3.2 It does not apply to any payment made outside the Platform. If you pay or accept payment off-platform, you do so at your own risk, you lose the protections described in this Policy, and you breach the Terms of Use.
4.1 This Policy should be read with the Terms of Use, the Privacy Policy, the Cookie Policy, the Community Guidelines, the Acceptable Use Policy and the User Verification (KYC) Policy.
4.2 Where this Policy conflicts with the Terms of Use on a payment, dispute or refund matter, this Policy prevails. Where it conflicts with the Privacy Policy on a data protection matter, the Privacy Policy prevails.
4.3 Where this Policy conflicts with a mandatory provision of Nigerian law, the law prevails.
5.1 Terms defined in the Terms of Use have the same meaning here. In addition:
"Client" means a User who posts a job and pays for a service.
"Worker" means the independent professional who performs the service.
"Job Price" means the amount agreed between the Client and the Worker for the service, before fees.
"Platform Fee" means SafeHustle’s commission, described at Clause 12.
"Processing Fee" means the fee charged by the licensed payment provider.
"Payment Status" means the record described at Clause 10.
"Release" means the Client’s confirmation that the Worker may be paid.
"Deemed Acceptance" means Release occurring automatically under Clause 20.
"Settlement" means payment of the amount due to a Worker.
"Settlement Account" means the bank account a User supplies during verification, used to receive Settlements and, where applicable, refunds.
"Payment Provider" means the licensed payment service provider engaged by SafeHustle to process payments, settlements and refunds.
"Review Period" means the period at Clause 18.
6.1 Headings are for convenience only. "Including" means "including without limitation". A reference to a Clause is a reference to a Clause of this Policy unless stated otherwise. References to a period of hours run continuously unless this Policy says otherwise.
7.1 These points matter and are stated plainly.
7.2 SafeHustle does not operate an escrow arrangement. It does not hold money as a stakeholder or trustee for either party, and it does not describe any arrangement on the Platform as escrow.
7.3 SafeHustle is not a bank and does not operate a wallet. No User has an account with SafeHustle into which money may be paid or from which money may be drawn.
7.4 SafeHustle does not process payments itself. All money moves through the licensed Payment Provider.
7.5 SafeHustle is not the employer of any Worker, is not a party to the service contract between a Client and a Worker, and does not guarantee the quality, legality or outcome of any service.
7.6 What SafeHustle does provide is the technology, verification, matching, communication, record-keeping and dispute infrastructure around the transaction, together with the payment arrangements described in this Policy.
8.1 So that it is clear who is owed what and when, the following applies to every job.
8.2 Each Worker appoints SafeHustle as its limited payment collection agent, for the sole purpose of receiving payment from Clients for jobs accepted through the Platform.
8.3 The effect is that when a Client’s payment is confirmed, the Client has discharged its obligation to pay the Worker, to the same extent as if the Client had paid the Worker directly. A Client who has paid through the Platform cannot be asked to pay again.
8.4 The Worker’s right to receive the money from SafeHustle arises on Release or Deemed Acceptance, and is subject to the refund, dispute and set-off provisions of this Policy.
8.5 This appointment is limited. It does not authorise SafeHustle to enter into contracts for the Worker, to perform or supervise services, to bind the Worker to any Client, or to act for the Worker for any other purpose. It does not make SafeHustle an employer, partner or joint venturer.
8.6 Money collected for jobs is held in a designated collection account used only for marketplace transactions. It is not used for SafeHustle’s operating expenses.
PAYMENTS AND SETTLEMENT
9.1 A job runs as follows:
a. the Client posts a job and the scope and Job Price are agreed with a Worker;
b. the Client pays the full amount through the Payment Provider;
c. the Platform records the payment against the job;
d. the Worker performs the service and marks it complete;
e. the Client has the Review Period to inspect the work and either Release payment or raise a dispute;
f. on Release, or on Deemed Acceptance, the amount due to the Worker becomes payable;
g. the Worker presses Receive payment and the amount is paid to the Worker’s Settlement Account; and
h. where a refund is due instead, it is paid to the Client under Part IV.
10.1 The Platform shows you the status of the money on each of your jobs. It records what has been paid, what is allocated to the job, what has become payable, and what has been settled or refunded.
10.2 This is a record, not an account. It exists so that you can see where a transaction stands.
10.3 Accordingly, the figure shown:
is not money held by SafeHustle for you;
is not a deposit, an account, electronic money or stored value;
relates to one job only and cannot be moved to another job;
cannot be topped up or added to;
cannot be transferred to another User;
cannot be withdrawn except as the Settlement of an amount due on that job, or a refund on that job; and
does not earn interest.
10.4 No interest accrues on any amount collected, allocated or shown at any time.
11.1 The Job Price is agreed between the Client and the Worker. SafeHustle does not set prices and does not impose a minimum or maximum Job Price.
11.2 The agreed scope and Job Price are recorded on the Platform before payment. That record is what a dispute will be measured against, so both parties should check it is accurate and complete.
11.3 Work outside the agreed scope should be agreed as a new job. Work performed outside the recorded scope is not protected by this Policy.
12.1 SafeHustle charges a Platform Fee of 2% of the Job Price to the Client and 2% of the Job Price to the Worker, together with value added tax where chargeable.
12.2 Each party also bears the Processing Fee charged by the Payment Provider on its side of the transaction.
12.3 The table below shows how this works on a job.
12.4 Before you pay, and before you press Receive payment, the Platform shows every one of these amounts separately, together with the total. You will always see what you are paying or receiving before you commit.
12.5 Fees may change. A change applies only to jobs created after the change takes effect, and never to a job already paid for.
12.6 How fees are treated on a refund is dealt with at Clause 55.
| The Client pays | The Worker receives |
|---|---|
| Job Price plus 2% Platform Fee (plus VAT where chargeable) plus Processing Fee | Job Price less 2% Platform Fee (plus VAT where chargeable) less Processing Fee on the settlement |
13.1 The Client pays the full amount before the Worker begins. SafeHustle does not offer deposits or part payments, and does not offer milestone payments.
13.2 Payment is made through the Payment Provider using the methods offered on the Platform.
13.3 SafeHustle never stores your full card details. Card information is handled by the Payment Provider.
13.4 SafeHustle will never ask you for your BVN, banking password, card PIN or one-time password by email, telephone or chat. If you receive such a request, it is not from us.
13.5 Payments are in Nigerian Naira only.
14.1 A payment is recorded only when the Payment Provider confirms that it has cleared. Until then the job remains unpaid.
14.2 On confirmation, the amount is allocated to the job and both parties are notified. The Worker should not begin work before receiving that notification.
15.1 Where a payment fails, is declined, is reversed or is later found not to have cleared, the job does not proceed and any work performed is at the Worker’s own risk.
15.2 Where a payment is reversed after work has begun, SafeHustle will notify both parties, suspend the job and may suspend the Client’s Account pending resolution.
16.1 The Worker performs the service in accordance with the agreed scope, using reasonable skill and care.
16.2 The Worker is solely responsible for the service. SafeHustle does not supervise, direct or inspect the work.
17.1 When the service is finished, the Worker marks the job complete on the Platform and uploads any completion evidence required, such as photographs or a completion note.
17.2 Marking a job complete starts the Review Period and notifies the Client.
17.3 Marking a job complete when the work has not been done is a serious breach of the Terms of Use and may result in suspension or removal from the Platform.
18.1 The Client has 24 hours from the job being marked complete to inspect the work.
18.2 Within that period the Client must either Release payment or raise a dispute.
18.3 The Client is notified when the Review Period begins and again before it ends.
18.4 Clients should inspect work promptly. Where the nature of the work makes inspection within 24 hours impracticable, the Client should raise a dispute within the Review Period to preserve their position, and may withdraw it once satisfied.
19.1 Release is the Client’s confirmation that the Worker may be paid. It is given by pressing Release payment.
19.2 Release is final. Once given it cannot be reversed, and the money becomes payable to the Worker.
19.3 The Client should not Release payment until satisfied with the work. Clause 44 explains what a Client may still do after Release.
20.1 If the Client neither Releases payment nor raises a dispute within the Review Period, payment is treated as Released automatically at the end of that period.
20.2 This rule exists so that a Worker who has performed is not left unpaid because a Client has gone silent.
20.3 Deemed Acceptance has the same effect as Release.
21.1 On Release or Deemed Acceptance, the amount due to the Worker is the Job Price less the Worker’s Platform Fee and the Processing Fee.
21.2 That amount is shown on the Worker’s Payment Status for the job.
21.3 The amount is subject to any set-off under Clause 29 and to any dispute outcome under Part III.
22.1 The Worker presses Receive payment to be paid.
22.2 This is an instruction to pay the amount due on that job to the Worker’s Settlement Account. It is not a withdrawal from an account held with SafeHustle, and no such account exists.
22.3 No administrator decides whether a Worker is paid on an undisputed job. The Client’s Release is the authorisation.
23.1 Before a Settlement is executed, the Platform checks automatically that:
the name on the Settlement Account matches the verified identity on the Account;
no dispute is open on the job;
the Settlement Account is outside the cooling-off period at Clause 27;
the Worker has completed identity verification; and
the Worker has not been suspended and no fraud or financial crime flag is outstanding.
23.2 Where a check does not pass, the Settlement is held and reviewed by a person before any payment is made. The Worker is told that the Settlement is under review.
23.3 Settlements above a threshold set by SafeHustle from time to time are reviewed by a person before payment, as an additional safeguard. This does not limit the value of jobs Users may agree.
23.4 Where a Settlement or refund is made following a dispute determination, or after a held check, it requires the approval of two authorised persons before payment.
24.1 Where the checks at Clause 23 pass, Settlement is executed immediately and the Worker should ordinarily receive the money within minutes, subject to the Payment Provider and the receiving bank.
24.2 Where a Settlement is held for review, it will be completed within 48 hours of Release, unless a dispute is open or SafeHustle is required by law to delay it.
24.3 Bank processing times are outside SafeHustle’s control.
25.1 Where a Settlement fails, the Worker is notified with the reason and the amount remains payable.
25.2 The most common cause is incorrect account details. The Worker should correct them, noting that Clause 27 applies to any change.
25.3 SafeHustle will attempt a failed Settlement a reasonable number of times before referring it for manual handling.
26.1 Every User supplies a Settlement Account during verification. It is used to receive Settlements and, where applicable, refunds.
26.2 The Settlement Account is not an account with SafeHustle. Bank details are collected only to send money to you, and for no other purpose.
26.3 The Settlement Account must be in the User’s own name, or in the name of the registered business operating the Account. Payments to third-party accounts are not made.
26.4 Bank details are stored encrypted and are masked everywhere in the Platform except for the last few digits.
27.1 A User may change their Settlement Account in their Account settings.
27.2 On any change, SafeHustle will re-authenticate the User, notify the registered email address and telephone number, and apply a 72-hour cooling-off period during which no payment is made to the new account.
27.3 This protects Users whose Accounts are compromised. If you receive a notification of a change you did not make, contact us immediately.
28.1 Where an amount has become payable and the Worker has not pressed Receive payment, SafeHustle will send a reminder after 48 hours, and further reminders after 7 days, 30 days and 60 days.
28.2 Where an amount remains unclaimed after six months, or where Settlement has failed repeatedly and the User cannot be contacted, SafeHustle will hold the amount, record it separately and continue to hold it to the Worker’s order. It is not treated as SafeHustle’s money.
28.3 A Worker may claim an unclaimed amount at any time by contacting us and completing verification.
29.1 SafeHustle may deduct from an amount otherwise payable to a User any amount that User owes to SafeHustle, including a refund SafeHustle has paid on that User’s behalf, a chargeback and its associated cost, an unpaid fee, or an amount payable under a dispute determination.
29.2 The User is notified of any deduction and the reason for it.
29.3 Where there is nothing to deduct from, SafeHustle may seek recovery of the amount directly.
30.1 SafeHustle may delay, hold or decline a Settlement or refund where:
a dispute is open on the job;
there are reasonable grounds to suspect fraud, impersonation or financial crime;
a check under Clause 23 has not passed;
the Account is under investigation or suspended;
a chargeback has been raised on the payment; or
SafeHustle is required to do so by law or by a competent authority.
30.2 The affected User will be told that a payment is held, and why, unless SafeHustle is prohibited by law from saying so.
30.3 A hold lasts no longer than is necessary.
DISPUTES
31.1 This Part explains what to do if a Client is not satisfied with the work, or a Worker believes a complaint is unfair.
31.2 SafeHustle is not a court. It decides, on the material the parties give it, whether payment should be made, reduced or refunded. Its decision binds the parties on the Platform. It does not affect any right either party has to go to court.
32.1 A Client may raise a dispute at any time from payment until the end of the Review Period at Clause 18, on the ground that:
the work has not been done;
the work does not match the agreed scope;
the work is defective or of unacceptable quality;
the Worker has abandoned the job; or
the Worker has behaved in a way that breaches the Terms of Use.
32.2 A Worker may raise a dispute where the Client has refused Release without reasonable cause, has prevented the work from being completed, or has changed the scope without agreement.
32.3 A dispute cannot be raised after Release has been given, or after Deemed Acceptance has occurred. Clause 44 explains what may be done after that point.
33.1 A dispute is raised through the job page on the Platform. Disputes raised by any other means may not be actioned.
33.2 The party raising the dispute must state what is wrong, what they are asking for, and provide the evidence they rely on.
34.1 Raising a dispute stops the Review Period and suspends any Settlement on that job until the dispute is determined.
34.2 The Payment Status for the job shows that a dispute is open.
35.1 The other party is notified immediately and has 72 hours to respond and submit evidence.
35.2 If no response is received within that period, SafeHustle may determine the dispute on the material available.
36.1 SafeHustle may consider the recorded job description and scope, the agreed price, messages exchanged on the Platform, photographs and videos, completion evidence, timestamps, location records where the feature was used, payment records, the parties’ histories on the Platform, and anything else either party submits.
36.2 Evidence submitted by one party will be shown to the other, so far as necessary for a fair opportunity to respond. Do not submit material you are not willing for the other party to see, and remove anything not relevant to the dispute.
36.3 Communications sent through the Platform are recorded and may be reviewed and relied on in a dispute. Off-platform communications cannot be verified and carry little weight.
36.4 Submitting false or altered evidence is a serious breach of the Terms of Use.
37.1 The dispute is reviewed by SafeHustle’s dispute team. Both parties are treated equally, and the determination is made on the material submitted.
37.2 SafeHustle may ask either party for further information, and may allow a Worker an opportunity to correct defective work where that is the sensible outcome.
37.3 SafeHustle aims to determine a dispute within 72 hours of the response period closing. Where further evidence, inspection or expert input is needed, the determination may take longer, and both parties will be told of the delay and the expected timing.
38.1 A dispute may be determined by:
full settlement to the Worker, where the work was performed as agreed;
rectification, where the Worker is given a stated period to correct the work, after which the dispute is reviewed again;
partial settlement, where part of the amount is paid to the Worker and the balance refunded to the Client;
full refund to the Client, where the work was not performed or is fundamentally defective;
a warning to either party;
suspension of an Account; or
removal from the Platform.
38.2 More than one outcome may apply. A refund or partial settlement may be combined with a warning, suspension or removal.
38.3 Amounts to be settled or refunded following a determination are shown on each party’s Payment Status for the job.
39.1 Payments arising from a determination require the approval of two authorised persons under Clause 23.4, and are made through the Payment Provider in the ordinary way.
39.2 A refund is paid under Part IV. A settlement is paid under Part II.
40.1 A determination by SafeHustle is final on the Platform. There is no further internal appeal.
40.2 SafeHustle may reopen a determination on its own initiative where new evidence comes to light that could not reasonably have been submitted earlier, or where the determination was based on evidence later shown to be false.
40.3 Nothing in this Part prevents either party from pursuing any remedy available to them in law. A determination is a contractual allocation between the parties on the Platform, not a judicial decision.
41.1 SafeHustle takes seriously the risk that a Client raises a dispute in order to obtain work without paying for it.
41.2 Where a dispute is found to be dishonest, abusive, repeated without cause or brought to avoid payment, SafeHustle may determine it in the Worker’s favour, warn the Client, suspend or remove the Client’s Account, and take the conduct into account in any future dispute.
41.3 SafeHustle investigates every dispute impartially and does not assume that either party is at fault.
41.4 SafeHustle does not act as legal representative for either party and does not indemnify either party against the other.
42.1 Where the party who raised a dispute does not respond to a request for information within 7 days, SafeHustle may treat the dispute as withdrawn and proceed as if it had not been raised.
43.1 A chargeback is a reversal of a payment initiated by a Client through their bank or card issuer, outside the Platform.
43.2 Clients are asked to use the dispute process at this Part before raising a chargeback. The dispute process is faster and can produce a fair outcome for both parties.
43.3 Where a chargeback is raised, SafeHustle will suspend any Settlement on the job, notify the Worker, and submit the Platform’s records to the Payment Provider.
43.4 Where a chargeback succeeds after a Worker has been paid, SafeHustle may recover the amount from the Worker under Clause 29 if the Worker was at fault, and will bear it itself where the Worker was not.
43.5 Raising a chargeback dishonestly, having received the service, is a serious breach of the Terms of Use.
44.1 Once payment has been Released or Deemed Accepted and the Worker has been paid, SafeHustle cannot recover the money from the Worker on the Client’s behalf.
44.2 A Client who later discovers a problem may nevertheless still:
submit a post-settlement complaint through the Platform;
leave a rating and review reflecting their experience;
ask SafeHustle to investigate the Worker’s conduct.
44.3 Where a post-settlement complaint is upheld, SafeHustle may warn, suspend or remove the Worker, record the finding against the Worker’s history, and set off an appropriate amount against that Worker’s future Settlements under Clause 29 where the circumstances justify it.
44.4 A post-settlement complaint should be made within 30 days of Release. This does not affect any right the Client has against the Worker in law.
45.1 Dispute records, including submissions, evidence and determinations, are retained in accordance with the Privacy Policy.
REFUNDS AND CANCELLATION
46.1 A Client may cancel a job at any time before a Worker has accepted it, and receives a full refund of the Job Price and the Platform Fee.
47.1 Where a Client cancels after a Worker has accepted but before work has begun, the Client receives a refund of the Job Price and the Platform Fee, less any reasonable costs the Worker has already incurred and evidenced.
47.2 Where a Client cancels after work has begun, the Worker is entitled to a fair amount for the work done and materials supplied. Where the parties cannot agree, either may raise a dispute and SafeHustle will determine it under Part III.
47.3 Repeated late cancellation may result in a warning, suspension or removal.
48.1 A Worker who cancels after accepting a job must do so promptly and give a reason.
48.2 Where a Worker cancels before work has begun, the Client receives a full refund of the Job Price and the Platform Fee.
48.3 Where a Worker abandons a job after starting, the Client may raise a dispute and SafeHustle will determine what, if anything, the Worker is entitled to.
48.4 Repeated cancellation by a Worker affects that Worker’s standing on the Platform and may result in suspension or removal.
49.1 Where a job is paid for and the service is not performed at all, the Client receives a full refund.
50.1 Where a dispute is determined by partial settlement, the balance is refunded to the Client. The amount is stated in the determination and shown on the Client’s Payment Status.
51.1 Where the Client paid by card or by another method that the Payment Provider can reverse, the refund is made to the original payment method. This is the safest route for the Client and avoids the payment record showing a charge that was never reversed.
51.2 Where reversal to the original method is not possible, the refund is paid to the Client’s verified Settlement Account, and the Client presses Receive payment to collect it.
51.3 Refunds are not paid to an account belonging to anyone other than the Client.
51.4 SafeHustle does not offer credits, vouchers or a balance in place of a refund.
52.1 A refund is initiated within 48 hours of the entitlement arising.
52.2 A refund to a card may take several working days to appear, depending on the issuing bank. That period is outside SafeHustle’s control.
53.1 Where a refund fails, the Client is notified with the reason and the amount remains due. Clause 28 applies to a refund that is not claimed.
54.1 Where a full refund is made, the Platform Fee charged to the Client is refunded in full. The Worker’s Platform Fee is not charged.
54.2 Where a partial refund is made, the Platform Fee is adjusted in proportion to the amount refunded.
54.3 The Processing Fee charged by the Payment Provider is treated as follows:
where the refund arises because the Worker did not perform, abandoned the job, or performed defectively, or because of an error by SafeHustle, SafeHustle bears the Processing Fee and the Client is refunded in full;
where the refund arises because the Client cancelled after acceptance, or for another reason attributable to the Client, the Client bears the Processing Fee, which is deducted from the refund.
54.4 The Platform shows the Client the amount that will be refunded before the refund is made.
55.1 Refunds are made only in the circumstances described in this Part or as determined under Part III.
55.2 This Part does not affect any right a consumer has under the Federal Competition and Consumer Protection Act, 2018 or any other law that cannot be excluded by agreement.
56.1 SafeHustle may decline or delay a refund where there are reasonable grounds to suspect fraud, and may require further verification before paying.
57.1 Each User is responsible for their own tax obligations arising from a transaction on the Platform. SafeHustle does not deduct or account for tax on a User’s behalf, except where required by law.
57.2 Value added tax on the Platform Fee, where chargeable, is shown separately.
GENERAL PROVISIONS
58.1 SafeHustle maintains a record of every payment, Settlement, refund and dispute. Each User may view their own records on the Platform and may request a statement.
58.2 SafeHustle’s records are the primary record of what happened on the Platform and may be relied on as evidence.
59.1 SafeHustle and its partners monitor transactions for fraud, money laundering and other financial crime, and may verify a User’s identity or the source of a payment at any time.
59.2 Where required by law, SafeHustle will report a suspicious transaction to the competent authority. Where the law prohibits it, SafeHustle may be unable to tell a User that this has happened or to explain a restriction on their Account.
59.3 The Platform must not be used to move money other than in payment for a genuine service.
60.1 You are responsible for keeping your login details confidential and your Settlement Account details accurate.
60.2 Tell us immediately if you suspect unauthorised access to your Account or an unauthorised change to your Settlement Account.
61.1 SafeHustle may update this Policy to reflect changes in law, in the Payment Provider’s requirements, or in how the Platform works.
61.2 The Last Updated date is revised and the version number incremented whenever a change is made.
61.3 A material change is notified in advance where reasonably practicable, and takes effect from the date stated. A change never applies to a job already paid for.
62.1 Historical versions are preserved and are available in the Legal Centre. The version in force when a job was paid for is the version that applies to that job.
63.1 This Policy is governed by the laws of the Federal Republic of Nigeria.
64.1 If any provision of this Policy is held to be invalid or unenforceable, it is severed to the minimum extent necessary and the rest continues in force.
65.1 For any question about a payment, a settlement, a refund or a dispute:
SafeHustle (Douglas Homes Smart Site Nig. Ltd., RC 9547760)
No. 2, Kuduru Extension, Bwari, Federal Capital Territory, Abuja
Support: admin@safehustle.ng
Telephone: 09128996313
Website: safehustle.ng
65.2 Please contact us before raising a chargeback. Most problems are resolved faster through the dispute process.
66.1 This Policy takes effect on the Effective Date stated at the beginning and replaces the Escrow & Payment Policy in its entirety.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT
By posting a job, accepting a job or making a payment on SafeHustle, you acknowledge that:
SafeHustle does not operate an escrow arrangement and does not hold money as a stakeholder;
the balance shown on the Platform is a record of the status of a transaction and is not an account or a wallet;
SafeHustle receives a Client’s payment as the limited collection agent of the Worker, and payment through the Platform discharges the Client’s obligation to the Worker;
payment becomes due to the Worker on Release or after 24 hours without Release or dispute; and
a determination by SafeHustle in a dispute is final on the Platform but does not affect your rights in law.
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For: Douglas Homes Smart Site Nig. Ltd. (trading as SafeHustle)
By posting a job, accepting a job or making a payment on SafeHustle, you acknowledge that:
For: Douglas Homes Smart Site Nig. Ltd. (trading as SafeHustle)