Domestic helpers
A household placement is often a single, individual case. Keep the employer, candidate, recorded stages and worker documents together for thoughtful agency follow-up.
Domestic helpers
Agency staff may coordinate a candidate with one household and follow the placement through selection, medical and arrival stages. A calm, complete record helps staff see what has been recorded and what needs a next step.
Worker records can hold identity and permit details, medical information, employment history and uploaded documents for agency review.
One household, one placement
Follow a candidate through recorded placement stages, keep their documents in one worker file and leave a clear agency follow-up.
Recruitment pipelineHousehold placement
The agency can record employer and placement details with the candidate’s worker record and follow its stages.
No. The agency makes its own decisions. Worker Vault records information and documents entered by the team.
Yes. Domestic helper permits are set up through the rule pack for your country. Send us an inquiry or book a demo with your country and permit details and we will set up your workspace.
Worker records
A practical way for recruitment agencies to record where each worker's passport is, who has it, since when and why, so the question can always be answered from a record and not from memory.
Worker records
A short clean-up routine for an existing worker roster before it goes into a system: one row per worker, dates as dates, consistent names and a plan for missing facts.
Compliance
How an agency can structure post-arrival steps as dated records: what to list, who owns each step, and how to avoid relying on memory. Deadlines come from the authority, not from this list.
Assisted onboarding
Tell us how your agency works. We will walk through Worker Vault with your employer clients in mind, starting from the workers and clients you already manage.
