These Terms of Use (T&Cs) are intended to define the modalities of the provision of services as provided by the platform EWORKS.CO.KE, hereafter named "the Service", and the conditions of use of the Service by the USER.

Any access and\or Use of the platform EWORKS.CO.KE presumes the unconditional acceptance and adherence to all sections of these Terms and Conditions. This consequently establishes a link of a contractual nature between EWORKS.CO.KE and the USER.

In the case of the USER not wishing to accept all or any of these terms and conditions, they are requested to explicitly renounce all use of the Service.

EWORKS.CO.KE makes available to USERS, in the form of a downloadable PDF file, or by online access, the documents and information described below, which will be visible to the EMPLOYER, subject to the terms described on the platform EWORKS.CO.KE

The documents posted on-line by the CONTRACTORS, which are at the disposal of the EMPLOYERS are:

-Data of a financial, technical or commercial nature, notably in the form of a CV, describing the experience and skills of the CONTRACTOR.

The platform EWORKS.CO.KE, allows EMPLOYERS access to all information pertaining to the commercial and financial data of the contractors, thus allowing optimal visibility and transparency of their skills and performance.

EWORKS.CO.KE offers an ergonomic and functional service to employers, allowing them an almost immediate selection of data, through a selective filter, as personalized by their search terms with regard to the job searched, the nature of the CONTRACTOR’s work, and the quality of their on-line profile.

EWORKS.CO.KE allows EMPLOYERS, subject to the terms described in these T&Cs and on the platform EWORKS.CO.KE, a fast and immediate download of all data and information as published on the platform by the CONTRACTORS.

Freelancers will subscribe to different levels of participation and privileges on the Site, by payment of subscription fees as described in and subject to the terms of the Freelancer Membership Agreement, as may be revised from time to time upon such notice as may be appropriate..

The "mouse click" by the USER constitutes an electronic signature which is of the same value as a handwritten signature, and the client thereby recognizes acceptance of the general and specific T&Cs and irrevocable commitment.