What is a user account and should I create one to post jobs?

A user account is the first step to accessing Job Bank for Employers. It contains your personal information such as your name, email address and security questions.

You need to create your own user account to register an employer and post jobs. It also gives you access to Job Match, which allows you to view job seekers’ profiles and invite them to apply to your job postings.

Important: You must create your own user account using your personal information, and you will only be able to do it once. This means you cannot create an account for someone else – even your boss. Remember that your account does not belong to the business you will be posting jobs for.

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• What is a user account and should I create one to post jobs?
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