1. Screen Narration
The Idaho Department of Labor Introduces
eJobs NEW CAPABILITIES FOR EMPLOYERS
The Idaho Department of Labor provides a
cost-free and convenient way for businesses
to find qualified employees.
Display Your Job Listings On-Lineith the
Department of Labor
The on-line EJOE system for creating job
listings is being replaced by an updated web-
based system - - eJobs.
eJobs provides employers with more
capability to create and manage job listings.
See the New eJobs Portal Page
This new portal page, designed for employers,
will provide you with the ability to easily:
Search for qualified job seekers
Post job listings
Assign permissions on your eJobs
account
Manage the display of business
information
Manage multiple locations on one
account
To search for job Seekers
Click on Search For Job Seekers on
your eJobs portal page.
Select the job you wish to fill from the
drop down list.
Click on search. It’s that easy.
2. To post a Job
You will now have expanded capabilities for
creating great job listings!
Create better, more readable listings
Format and Edit the text of your listings
within the system
Cut and Paste text to revise a listing or to
create a new one.
To complete your listing, open each section
and fill in the needed information.
3. Once you are approved, you can display your own
listings without any delay!
Be Approved to Display Job Listings Immediately
You can now be approved to display your own
listings without the need for a review by IDOL
staff.
If you currently have an EJOE account, your
approval in the new eJobs system will be
automatic.
If you do not yet have an account you can set
one up easily on-line. New accounts will be
auto-approved based on a valid Tax ID number.
If you do not wish to place listings online, you
can still call your local office and department
staff will be happy to assist you in placing your
listings.
View the same page department staff sees as you discuss listings! See Listings Created by Department Staff
You will now have full visibility to all of your job
listings, whether created by you or by
Department of Labor staff.
As you discuss listings, you and the staff person
will actually be looking at the SAME PAGE!
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Manage Referrals
To manage the referrals you receive from your
job listings:
Open your eJobs account
Locate your listings
If job seekers have been referred to you,
you will see an icon and a number in the
Referrals column. The icon indicates that
you have referrals, and the number tells
you how many you have received. Click on
the icon.
The Manage Referrals page will open and
you can review and record your actions
related to those referrals
4. To manage Users of Your eJobs Account
You can assign log-on permission to your eJobs
account to multiple employees. Assigned
individuals will log on with their unique
company e-mail addresses.
You can provide varying levels of responsibility
within eJobs including:
Administrator (Can Manage Users)
Can Post Jobs
Can Search for Job Seekers
Manage Business Information
You can upload a logo that will appear on your
listing.
You will be able to attach documents to your
listings including:
Application forms
Application instructions
Company information
You can manage information such as your e-mail
address, company URL, Industry Codes such as
FEIN or SS number, and a brief description of
your business
5. Great New Feature
A virtual job fair groups jobs within your company or within your industry so
that they can be prominantly displayed and easily located by job seekers.
Request or Participate in
Virtual Job Fairs
A virtual job fair
highlights the current job
openings within a specific
company or within a
specific industry. Rather
than setting up at a
physical location, you will
now be able to reach
groups of job seekers
virtually.
A virtual job fair groups
together job listings for a
specific company or for a
specific industry and
displays them during a set
time frame.
This provides a convenient
way for you to recruit for
open jobs and for job
seekers to identify
available opportunities.
If you would like to
request a job fair, please
contact your local office.
To view the services
available to your business
on-line:
Go to labor.idaho.gov
Click on Businesses
If you wish to open an
eJobs account:
Click on Post a Job
That will take you to the
page where you can begin
registration