Iworker Contractors is a prospective PHC Project focused on making “ethical remote work” legible, auditable, and scalable. The project centres on iWorker’s model of connecting entrepreneurs and small organisations with skilled remote contractors from countries in crisis (e.g., Venezuela), and asks a simple, practical question: can we make the work, the money flow, and the outcomes provably fair without burying everyone in admin?
From the project’s perspective, the aim is to provide a lightweight governance layer that turns real activity into reviewable evidence: validated hours (timechunks), actions, deliverables, and decision context. This supports three audiences at once: (1) contractors who need a credible record of work and growth (Experience/CV output), (2) project owners who need reliable coordination and quality control, and (3) funders/partners who need confidence that claims about impact and payment flows match reality.
The project can operate in self-serve mode (participants use Port for time and Experience records), and may later adopt contracted PHC Service for structured reporting, assurance routines, and (optionally) incentive pot/shareout mechanics derived from validated hours. [in json]