Grafter need to be more involved with making sure the labourers they are advertising on their site are actually going to turn up and work. There seems to be a standard reply for grafters who cant be bothered to go to work by ticking the ‘Family emergency’ button as I’ve had this response several times from grafters. The concept is good but quality of candidates is poor. I had young lads with zero experience telling me they want £140 per day for pushing a wheelbarrow around. Any business owner or client in their right mind would want evidence of reliability and useful skills but most grafters have poor star ratings because of the ease they feel they can let the buyer down at the last minute, they should be kicked off the site if they miss two jobs or something but I get Grafter would run out of work pretty quick if they did. I think more input and management of the candidates and the relationships between client and worker is needed to ensure a quality service. Finding the right people is difficult these days so thats even more important at the moment.